... DIED. I.iaburn, on tbe ing of the instant, Ann F Crcgg, the wife of William Gregg. and dauchter of William Caldbeck, Tbit lady who ha* thus l>een remorvd «n the very bloom of youth, from the tonal circle, wineh her virtues were eminently ealeulateu adorn ...

... on Monday the 18th of November, inft., Mr. Joseph Lee, aged 21, youth the most endearing manners, most benevolent disposition, and respected and beloved the numerous circle of bia friends and acquaintances. From the time that Cholera commenced its ravages ...

... handsome face, for it the sailor’e friend ;’ and Jack, hitching up his trowsers, gave a scrape with his foot, and bounded off with light heart, well knowing the powerful influence he had moved in his favor would save his back from severe flagellation. ...

... LOVE TRUSTS WITHOUT TRYING Constance DSnorbeu was yeung, beautiful, and well and if she was rich only in that best of richestlie love of friends and kindred—she had never thought (o murmur, or wash otherwise. Constance had a thousand plans for the future ...

... WHAT A FRIEND? What a fr'.end ? being who. Through all the changes life may bring. F.’cn though our Joys may be but few, Will still around us fondly cling. Who, in youth’s bright and brilliant morn, A dearer charm to pleasure lends. Whose smile can soften ...

... OI.D FRIENDS. W« took iwett 0 ...

... replied I. ** In any case, not despair; something will turn up. You have friends in your own country, I have heard you say. They will help you occupation. He shook his head. Good friends over a bottle and dice-box.'* said he, *• but useless at pinch like this ...

... SELF-WILL.—A LESSON FOR YOUTH. The grey tints of dawn had scarcely dispelled the shadows of night, the dews still hung upon the grass, and the lark rising from its lowly nest was humming its matin song, when two youths of noble bearing were seen rushing ...

... one better qualified to transact the Lusiii tta of liis department, than his Right Hon. Friend near him f Hear, hear.) It was part the duty Ida Right Hon. Friend to superintend the legislation for the internal goverunient of Ireland as well as of England ...

... And thought how bitter’t would be to part With that friend, of all other’s, most dear to ray heart. Hut the struggle is ofer—he’s gone to the grave ; But triumph through faith, for One mighty to save Gave him pardon and peace, and to me grace has given; ...

... sacred obligations of marriage, and to the thoughtless youth, whose follies, (to speak mildly.) have entailed upon him debility, and disfiguring disease in their worst forms; therefore the Silent Friend will be found an available introduction to the means ...

... life which his early youth gave him every reason to expect he would attain, and many cease be men, or at least to possess the qualifications of manhood at thirty. Persons situated are earnestly advised to consult the SILENT FRIEND, which they will find ...