... since, had the honour to appointed their Manager in this Country ; and I can further Slate, that this pledge has in the only instance when necessity compelled JOirectors to resist case of fraud, and in which were/iceessful. I have the honour to be, your/hedient ...

... awakened the busy world his sweet notes, the four-wheeled carriage is seen flying along the streets, the gas light showing the sportsman in all the buoyancy anticipated sport, vvi his dogs in apparent astonishment at being denied the use their limbs, and occasional ...

... L'Indurance ; however, they soon mada their appearance, when order was restored, and the inhabitants commenced and persevered in rolling into safety the greater part of her Between 300 and 400 casks are now warehoused. The {wind blew hard, with occasional falls ...

... good things than he swallowed ; having delighted his host, and more than hall won the hearts of his wife and daughters, the sportsman proceeded •a his return homewards. the course of his walk passed through a farm-yard : the front the farm-house was the green ...

... There was a churchman once who was a great sportsman, and he was going out to shoot, although he was great things of a shot; and a friend who was with saw number of birds on bush, and desired the sportsman let fly. He did slap at them, and when the friend ...

... 6~ Julii, 1838. T-he Lordl LYNDHI~tRST in the Chair, a'l h Righlt Hoonurabie Sir MIichael O'Loghlenr, Baronlet, Matrof tho Rolls in Ireland, attending, is examined as followvs:_ m Wecre you Attorney-General of Ireland in the year 1836 ? * Throu~ghout the ...

... of Damascus, and a sportsman, equipped with shooting jacket, gun, dog, &c. He was in a@ jserable hovel, and, having just risen, was sitting apart fr the Arab family ; his rug and coverlet were lying on the mud floor not yet rolled up, and he seemed in ...

... with the utmost enthusiasm by the inhabitants, who proceeded to meet her, and fired salutes of cannon in honour of her exploit. As English sportsman in the Holy Land.— Stopping at Tiberias, tbe soldier at the gate told us that European had arrived during ...

... day. EnausH Sportsman in the Holy Land.— Stopping Tiberias the soldier (he pate told us that an European had arrived during the night. I hunted him out, and found him be an Englishman, as afterwards learned, merchant of Damascus, and sportsman, equipped ...

... druid'.cnnefs of the husband, recently fought a duel with »abre>. The husband having been wounded in tbe arm bis better half, honour was satisfied, and reconciliation cusued, but whether it will be durable, time must show. Appalling Accident.—During the heavy ...

... possess, have made it unavoidably necessary that, without moment's delay, 1 should vindicate myself; and I have, therefore, the honour to inform your lordship, that I shall this day send the press documents which will enable the British public to form their ...

... Further donations are most eernestly eqtreatedr ; they will bethankfully reieived and acknw edged by hefollowiog . The Right Honourable the Loid Mayor, Lord Archbishop d of Dublin, Lord Bishop of Derry, Most Rev. Dr. Mlurray, , Right Rev. Doctor 'Blake, Very ...