... 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 ...

... lived ! —-to knew, and feel, that thus she died. BALLAD.— (Ewiia.) (A Scotch Melody, tung'hy Mitt Stephen!, milh enrapturing pathos,’* at the English Opera.) There’s tear—that falls when we part From a friend, whose loss we shall mourn ; There’s a tear—that ...

... name suggested. ‘Ay, ay,’ he said, ‘just be—Harry—poor Harry’—The light in his eye died away, and he sunk back in his easy chair. ‘You have now seen more of our poor friend, Mr. Croftangry,’ said the physician, than I dared venture to promise you; and now ...

... Fptlaphs—The following lines hare been I added to e|«ita|di on a matron Craven exquisite specimen what poets term il!» a* genius : le t,O » of She was a good mother, and virtnoas vtif,. A faithful friend all the days of her life ; For her last tribute paid ...

... shad*. Ok friend, from the storm-troubled main, oil! welcome to Erin’s green shore; When, in bovtiood. patted, the thought gave me pain, That, on earth. I should meet thee no more: nfi hen fancy has wandered visit their graves, ' Who, in youth’s happy season ...

... attain a ituhionable hatiic there. The youth was of great simplicity ( but passionately food of the Engiisb and avert* from French manners and politics, which unforto* natdy he openly reprobated. On this subject, hit friend Suedaeur often remonstrated with ...

... and all my other kind friends in our dear native land, would much alarmed for my safety, when the sad news the deaths of the rest of party reached you, as bad news always travels fastest. I certainly was very ill when poor Pierce died, but the circumstance ...

... a slave to drunk onness, and then every low and degrading vice. * His father died, it was said, of a broken heart, for to h his son had been all in all, and the unhappy youth lt 11 the death lay at his door. At last, shunned most—w rated hut by lew for ...

... upon his lo*? Or, born to dark obscurity, Dwelt he within some lowly cot, And, from his youth to labour wed, From toil-strung limbs wrung daily bread ? Say, died he ripe, and full of years, Bowed down, and bent by hoary eld, When sound was silence to ...

... old lady, auddeuly . iaterraptinf herself amid that* long forgattra ramiaiscaaeta, ; * you said were friend o’ pair Willie’s. Maybe | tall when nhar died > To tbinh that evea kea wktr the creature lies that 1 lo’ad as aia ana I* * He alive aad wall but ...

... A deep dreadful sileaee reigned alone ! Hope died in every breast; on all men Cam# fear and trembling : —none his neighbour spoke Husband thought not of wife; nor her child The mother nor friend of friend ; nor foe of loe. In horrible suspense all mortals ...

... resolved on self-destruction. He called upon a friend, and telling him that be was about to return to Versailles on foot, begged the loan of his pistols; his request was complied with. The wretched youth proceeded towards the fashionable promenade, the ...