... -SO.CIETY OF FRIENDS.- THE EPISTLE FROM THIE YEARLY MEETING, 1!1 i'i London, Ay Adjournments, fram the 22d of the Fifkh Moath, to the 6th of tbe Sixth Month, inchzsive, 1833..- G'rthet 4earterly aned Mmnthy Meetiniqrs of Friends, in Great Britain, Ireland ...

... rstocn Ireland. Last ycear, howlce- lt inSIorltei, was preferabrle. That discovery na h eute n meat, iniiaie at goamt expense try sortie Prritee prop, ry, whu lod out their lap till ?? drei;.n~,i artid Procuiring the apparatrus DCbsesSry for inwiqu:i, h ...

... but also saving greatly in pasture. About 41b. of the cake daily is sufficient for a bullock on the grass. LINUM. * Say that 40,000 hogoireada were sown this season in the North of Ireland, asd that the while produce in seed would be saved, there wsould ...

... bierrevulkice and of di- vine ehlia* ty. - Wmuldl that we aoiild speak trumpet torivned to the lleafts of I ishmen of erey creedf arid oif uvery party. re avwould as we (lo eritrelt of them in the name of theii common OciUII- try, to becomne brothers ...

... YIE1TING Or 'HaL (RiEND Ol 5 EMER- SON MENNENT AND oEORGE DUNBAR. OM,:Tuesdry evening last, a Meeting of tbe Friends of Mfr. Emerson Terinent and Air. )unibar was held in the C;onservative Hall, AdeMm Hill, Esq. in the Chair. After some observations from ...

... 7.-New cases 24, died 8. LIVERPOOL, Sept. 7.-New cases 26, died 8. MANCHESTER, Sept. 7.-New cases 20, died 10. PLYMOUTII,- Sept. 7.-New cases12, died 4. SHEFFIELD, Sept. 7..New cases 13, died 1. WHITERAVEN, Sept 7.-New cases 12, ...

... upon Tri- nitv College. T here are still within those walls, high-minded, talented, patriotic youths, who are a credit to the Usiversity- who are ardent friends to the independence of their native land- whbo cherish ti e recollection of the brave that ...

... students w ho are u illtng to expose themselves to every daiiger, as well as the oditap of their fellow citizens, rather than be dis:i1pointedl in the obtaining tbe necessary materials of their futureknowledge, and even all those hazards and hair-breadth es- ...

... of England, (the R~everend Peter Finn), and has been ~,convicted of forgery., IThe great efforts made to save his life, not only by, his friends, hut by many utter strangers,'fed if him with hope until hia'doram was sealed. He is now under the I influence ...

... the poorest of her subjects can com- mand. Nothing would satisfy him short of depriving her? Majesty of every friend and companion of her youth. He fancied she was in his power, and he dared to play the despot in the palace which he would fain have converted ...

... grave, When the last sad rites were paid him. He should have died in his own lov'd land, ' With his friends and kindred near him; Nor have withered thus on a foreign strand With no thought-save of Heaven-to cheer him. ?? But what recks it now ?-Is his sleep ...

... been spent, amid personal friends and political associates; thiat event is aindeed painful which heralds the long farewell to the scenes which witnessed the sports of our childhood, which sur rounded us in those dreamy days of youth when life glided on sweetly ...