... She eharm'd my soul, I wist na how ; And ay the stoond, the deafly wound, Cam Ira her een, sae bonnie blue. But spare to speak, and spare to speed, She'll aiblins listen to my vow; Should she refuse, I'll lay me dead, To her twa eeo, sae bonnie blue ...

... no—no—the Roes. The loudly Guest the while is in dismay Fearing perhaps He had mistook the day Coldly received Be scarcely speaks • word, But sighing gazes on his cumbrous sword; Neill hopes that Dinner may be some relief, (There 'tie his fate perhaps ...

... either of person. an objection against her going to trial, on the that she connected the death of her child with But spare to speak, and spare to speed, the question of alimony could be settled, and i mp li cated i n t h e transact i ons to w hi ch the i ...

... no—no---the Rees. The lonely Guest the while is in dismay Fearing perhaps He bad mistook the day Coldly received He scarcely speaks a word, But sighing gazes on his cumbrous swords Still hopes that Dinner may be some relief, (There 'tis his fate perhaps ...

... the Avian ro ,d, as far as Brendusiem. There were oilier allegations of the same stamp. equal. • id of cemmo , muse. or to speak mere truly, so weak and frivolous, that they mild move oo passion but pity. There was however one fact of a serious nature ...

... She charm'd my soul, I wilt na how; And ay the stound, the dealt) , wound, Cam fra her een, sae bonnie blue. Hut spare to speak, and spare tel speed, She'll aiblons listen to my vow; Should she refuse, I'll lay me dead, To her twa een, sae bonnie blue ...

... betwixt him and the Prisoner & she is a woman of strong powers of mind : that nothing appears to have been wanting, human. ly speaking, to have saved her from the pitch of depravity she appears to have attained, but some hands to hive opened for her the treasures ...

... the Apinien roid, as far as Brendusiein. There were other allegations of the same stamp, equal. • id of common sense, or to speak mere truly, so weak and frivolous, that they could more passion but pity. •• There was however one fact of a serious nature ...

... betwixt him and the Prisoner, she is a woman of strong powers of mind : that nothing appears to have been wanting, human. ly speaking, to have saved ►er from the pitch of depravity she appears to have attained, but some hands have opened for her the treasures ...

... which acre sery interestlug, but which I canaiit detail at present, -they ciently indicate the little reserve with a nick lie speaks of his past actions, aed mistakes. Arrolgst tbe late presentations to His Royal I ' Highness tile Prince Regent, we observe ...

... among the population of Ireland; and universally read in the Catholic bchools. Having read these books, he was enabled to speak to their character, and having corstilted several of the Catholic Booksellers in Dublin, he could assert the extent of their ...

... looks 'tears older since be tame bore.-- Ma. dame gertesad is a most agreeable woman, pleated with a ,e a lt fam smaaen,..speaks Rage* very well iadeed, and appears, sarrouaded by her children, the yonntest of who.' a very interesting women, when ate ...