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... thejMlored obligaiiont of marriage, and tbodgtitliHa youth whose follies (to speak mildv have entailed upon him debility, and disfiguring diseases in their worst forma; therefore the Silent Friend will found available introduction to the means perfect ...
... regretted hope of youth, but all! Her son’s son lies upon her cradling knee. And bids her heart return, with mournful dreaming. To her own first-born’s helpless infancy, . Wlien hop.-, youth’s guiding star, was brightly bcnming . And he, who died too soon, stood ...
... DIED. On the 10th inst. her mother’s house, Great Patrickstreet, Miss Isabella Kane, aged 15 years. Carried off in the dann of life by consumption, that insidious enemy of youth, she has left a blank in a loving and beloved circle, that time can never ...
... DIED, At Fintona, on the 17th ultimo, after short illness, Mr. Michael Donnelly, woollendraper. At the residence his brother, m Ballymena, on the ult., the Rev. Robert Thompson Minus, aged twenty-eight yeai a. At Larne, ult., in the eighty-sixty year ...
... 0 Mr. Jackson 1 0 Wm. Johnson 0 A Friend, by D. U. Davison 0 Anderson 0 Henderson Black, Dr. Sanders 0 jun. 10 0 Rev. C. Oulton 1 0 0 Robert l. » 0 Friend 1 0 Robt. J. Tennent Mr. Trail I Samuel G. Fenton 0 A Friend 0 0 Coates and Young 0 0 Dr. Tho«. ...
... SOCIETY OF FRIENDS. THE EPISTLE from the YEARLY MEETING, Hell in London, bi/ Adjournments, from the 22d of the Fifth Month, to the 6th the Sixth Month, inclusive, 183T To the Quartenly and Monthly Meetings of Friends, in Great Britain, Ireland, and Elsewhere ...
... -SO.CIETY OF FRIENDS.- THE EPISTLE FROM THIE YEARLY MEETING, 1!1 i'i London, Ay Adjournments, fram the 22d of the Fifkh Moath, to the 6th of tbe Sixth Month, inchzsive, 1833..- G'rthet 4earterly aned Mmnthy Meetiniqrs of Friends, in Great Britain, Ireland ...
... DIED, At Ballymnglave, on Wednesday, 7th February, Margaret, wife of John Graham, Esq. At l.urgan, on the 3d instant, Mr. John PenUand, in the 83d year of his age. w , r. Ou the 4th instant, Martha, wife of Mr. James Larmich..el, aged yerirs. On the ...
... up all they left behind, consisting of a pound or two of while lead and his youthful iudUcretion termina'ed in death. While Iw is vet inconso'ablc for his loss another friend of mine in Yorkshire discovered an older more gifted raven a village pub'ichouse ...
... heart.’* The disintereeted friend, and enlightened i | youth, he can never forge,. In h>* I sharedf and ha aympathUe, with hi 1 Th. highest pleasure he can now enjoy would be m e rating with those who have the means, »' ,d ’ h * th . Inclination, render ...
... ORIGINAL I'OEI'RV, £ f the Belfast Commercial Chronicle.] MR. W Y , BELFAST. Friend, and Patron youth. To thee dedicate simple lay.: Thy gentle goodness, and thy unfeign’d truth, Entitle thse to thy Juvena i praise. It Thou fuun'JVt in obscurity’s dark ...
... AN EX CIIANCELf.OR*B FRIENDS. After having, esch returning Christina*, during the greater part of his life, had his larder crammed with presents mine and poultry from tlio«e bound him in friendship or gratitude, ...