... han's in wedlock tmns And be mair truly blest, Jetenv; We'll hope for joys, for girls and boys, Let Gop make out the rest, TENny. JOoHN M‘RINLEY. Dunscoerick. ...

... HENRY vIL—I4OB, { Item, 10 4 woman for three apples, 124, Item, for two pair of bellows, 10d. Item, for the King’s loss at tennis, 12d. Item, for loss of balls there, 3d. N.B. The King's Sunday's offering seews to be uniforwly Gs. ad. To the preacher ...

... ufefulnefs of t ed, 303 the prefent . f!“ it is hoped, this ¢ Charitys will be hun fance from the Benev ¥ it on. Tu.l.lAM TENNI \ 40N having this ) Rufinef in the Sto ox & Co's Waring- FOHN M e for Sule tie follow realonsble Terms for Port ] Sherry | ...

... at 8 o'clock. These Readings will comprise Selections from the Works of Coleridge, Southey, Campbell, Wordsworth, Moore, Tenny- son, Mrs. Ilemans, and others; and the whole of the pro. cee(ls Yill he devoted to the support of the above-named Institution ...

... last prostrated his victim after lie had eseap- ed the 6lleet aud shells of a hundred fights. Addjoiicig the paddock is a tennis court, formerly a riding- school, but appropriated to its presect use by the DIike, wicee os an ardent admirer of this healthy ...

... It vas uotlerstood. that lie is to leave Canadla in a ratio] Kftat hi tosv of a steamer, the boat to enter the canal, ald tennie with. him and his family directly on board the Warspite It New York. Thse most curioes fact mentioned in the American pa- ...

... rate, besides, lie has, for many years past, defrayed much of the expense of draining an(l other improvements made by his tennis ois their respective holdings, whether held by lease or otherwise. The Vicarage of Clonduff, void hiv the death of the Rev ...

... were covered with contusions, and numbers of birds and poultry were found dead.~—Many of the hail-stones were larger than a tennis-ball. The celebrated sculptor, Canova, is at present employed in forming two colossal statues, both representing the Emperor ...

... . HE-ff-,FAST NEWS-LETTEIT. I FBELFAST-TUESDAY, MAY 20. TRIENNIAL PARLIAMENTS-MR. TENNY- SON'S, MOTION. Ma. TE.N-YsoN'S motion, On Thursday, for the repeal of the Septennial Act, was rejected by a majority of 50, the numbers being 235; against, and 185 ...

... of their presesit positions, to devote that atteontin to tc;ir' rcspective emptlloyiicets which resigmation to a ' 1ixty of tennis ' would indsluce thein to afford ; and, in maniv instalces, foregoing tIle probability of other situations, cqujilly lucrative ...

... imputation foryr. O'Connell's convenience.-. cort, (Order, order, cheers, hiss4, and hear, hear.) mly Mr. O'ConnelllIf Dr. Tenny thinksbhimself deserving tdas of any imputation, he is wvillin~`to adopt it, and- the Dr. Kenny-I withdraw my motion till Thursday ...

... sort c ereek,-throngh whlich we avere hurried, half buried in it waters, to the opposite bank, over w hich -we boulnded lik a tennis ball, and, after a few moments, found ourse'vc dragged through some acres oF marshi and osiers, to ard a high mound, nhich ...