... SAVINGS’ BANKS. It is reported in thatjlty that goverument has it in intention to sell out the stock of the Savings Bank, for tbc purpose of paying the advance to the West Indian's at the rate of 60,0001. per week. Can this be true 7—Standard of Thursday ...

... LONDON Union Hall.— Age, Youth »»■. i- On Monday Mrs. Sarah ’, was with assault Julia WinCim■ ti' ® *’ good-lookinp younft female. The ™ ra !& na l,o ™ -. lived within few doors of the defendant he it into her head to jealous, and to « t ing the affections ...

... PO E TRY. ECHO AND TOUTH. VmTTH Thy minic tone* I long to hear, Su spirit of the hill. Yet question thee would not dare - Save It were with thy will. Echo—l will. Y. My soul has thinking to its fill. But ere I prove thy might. Say, mountain warbler, hast ...

... addressed to the author's able and accomplished friend and son-inlaw, Mr. Lockhart. The following strange story of a fatal delusion illustrates one of the cases shown to be favourable to superstition : Of the friend,” says Sir Walter, by whom the facts were ...

... Blood for blood is his destiny. Some who plucked have died with groans. Like tu the Mandrake’s expiring moans ; Some have died raving, and some beside— With penitent prayers—but a// have died. Jesus! save us, by night and day From the terrible death of Mandragora ...

... the 16th *2l. On the former day there were deaths, and on the latter I*2. total Sunday’s report. Cases remaining at last Re- Died port Recovered.. . New casei 01 Remaining Cases from commencement o Deaths com me nee meat >f disease of disease. A case ...

... days. Already the outstanding corn crops have experienced advantage, and where they had approached to maturity they have been saved. The late potatoe crop has suffered much from the mins, but will recover, should the present dry weather continue. The banks ...

... necessary in Cork. _ _ Chi«p Ba hon.. .Try one for the present, Mr. Bennett. Sergeant Greene has bad the advantage of you. Motion refused. Saturday the Court of King’s Bench was engaged with the issue of Cooke v. Cooke, to try if 9501. was given by the late Ro ...

... our art to my friend, should have done so, but feeling assured that I had provided Mr Dewsbury’s or his assistant’s immediate attention, 1 went on ; and my conscience does not reproach me with the slightest neglect of my friend, who died not that evening ...

... in the Cloth Department, asinart intelligent Youth, an Apprentice—he must write good hand. WHOLESALE AND KETAIL SOAP & CANDLE MANCPACTOUY, 99, NORTH MAHhSTHSET. . GEORGE THORNTON, GRATEFUL to his Friends f» r !> favours, takes leave to subauyßjT tmomfi ...

... Tipperary. Kilkenny, and Clare: beg respectfully to acquaint > - dis ose ...

... Times must try it— Deny every word of it. Jemmy, deny it. Bribe, threaten, remonstrate, bluster, complain. Above all put your trust in enormous lying,” (I suggest this method, of course, with pain. But in such case it is well worth trying) ; And whether ...