... inquire into the circumstances connected with the insolvency of certain Savings’ Banks { *i Ireland—more particularly the Cufie-streel Savings’ Bank, Dublin. The entire svstem on which Savings’ Banks arc based requires to be changed. There no adequate rcsiKmsibillty ...

... 1 should again apply for as soon as I knew that possessed so much. At that time I saved him; but the American troubles continued, and a week ago the unfortunate man died insolvent. During the interval that has elapsed since I saw your Grace, I have more ...

... Campbell, writing to a friend, when you would have joined me, am sure, deeply, in admiring great, simple, good old man —Dr. HerscbeL Do not think vain, at least put with ray vanity, in saying that I almost flatter myself I have made him friend. have got an invitation ...

... seen that our friend is a member of the medical profession. It would appear that he left his country originally to find employment Oregon, that he (ailed in his object, and that he finally quitted that barren desert-like place, to try bis luck in California ...

... darkness hung : kind vision met glances, Friend or helper of he poor, To the crazy room I entered And looked down upon the floor ! crc __on the rough ami naked boards, A long, gaunt, wasted figure lay, Murdered in its youth hunger, All its beauty—wrinkled clay ...

... by the parties interested. . • • • • It ha* been observed in some dUtricts in which the work* have been completed, that the saving of the crop* from inundation, to which they were heretofore liable, would In itself, and independently of the other advantages ...

... ESTABLISHMENT, 41, LOWER SACKVILLE-STREET, (Between Abbey-street and the P««t-office.) JONATHAN BENNETT respectfully invites his Friends and the Public to an inspection his Winter Stuck, which will found to consist of evefy article suited to the present season ...

... Cure. —Mr. George Creed, of Boar- Hunt farm, Hampshire, had a cow that by accident broke its leg. Mr. Creed, resolved on trying to save the animal’s life, set the leg, and had the cow suspended the cowhouse by girths pawed under her belly, so that the wounded ...

... houses, each member to supplied at cost price. It is calculated in addition a pure and who'esome article, members will effect a saving of per cent, in household expenses. Groat numbers of persons have already joined this novel club. Long Crkdit.—Some time since ...

... home, died a pauper, and in hospital. Peace to his memory. I believe ho has left surviving friends who will be wounded by remarks; if I thought there were such I should silent, and I only speak with a view of doing what lies in my power to save others ...

... workman, offers his services to the public hi so direct maimer save them the shopkeeper’s proßt. Lithographic and Copper-plate Pnntingfortbc various commercial purposes. . N.B.—A respectable Youth having a taste tor Drawing will ho taken as Indoor Apprentice ...

... average, for increase of population, which in females was in ten years (1831 —41) 1*661 per cent, annually. Only five persons died of cholera. Tho mean height the barometer was in. on Tuesday, the highest recorded in the week. The temperature of the air ...