... 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 ...

... 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«. ...

... 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 ...

... s)*»try. We f Crihej copy the following po>m from |lw Amerirmn Rrvww.on account Ha oattmal beauty. Mr. Willia rtipira it Mirror with (he follow lag remarks la oar opiaioa M (ha sioale eaawpln of fughive ever publislwd (bis country ; ami r.ng!i-n poetry ...

... Savings Banks. Mr. HUME moved for certain returns relative to charitable institutions and friendly societies. Sugar DutUs* Continuance Bill. On the motion of Mr. J. PARKER, this bill was read a third time and passed. Duties.—Ad jammed Debate. On the motion ...

... little friend ; and leaving word that 1 should take her home to breakfast, we hastened thither, and 1 really think joy having met with adventure almost made me forget to feel sorry for the suffering nurse; at least, this 1 know, that, when our friend the ...

... W THE SOCIETY OF FRIENDS. In consequence of certain allusions to the Society | of Friends, called Quakers, that appeared in two of | the Waterford :\'ewspah;:of the 30th of last month, | calling in question the Raith and Belief of that Society in the ...

... HIS NORTHERN FRIENDS. Air— t( Scots hae.” Scots, in native merit dad, Scots, high refinement sp**d, Welcome ye by Fashion led, Onward thus to victory ! Now’s the time, the Strand the place, Issuing thence the charm to grace of Scotia’s honoured race, ...

... TO THE FRIENDS OP LIBERTY IN ULSTER. Having taken an ac ivc part in promoting the contemplated meeting on Thursday next, and being asked bv many persons, who had not studied Lord Stanley's Bill, what were the objectionable provisions? I feel myself, in ...

... PUBLIC MFETING MU. ROSS’S FRIENDS. A public meeting of Mr. Uoss'u Friends was held at five o’clock yesterday evening, in the Theatre, fur the purpose of taking into consideration the best means to adopt for insuring the return of that gentleman. The meeting ...

... Our souls arc saved, and we arc free From vice and all iniquity; which was a very comfortable delusion, at all events. They then rose again, put away the forms as before, and danced in another fashion. Instead of fete it was uumderonde. About ten men ...