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... thejMlored obligaiiont of marriage, and tbodgtitliHa youth whose follies (to speak mildv have entailed upon him debility, and disfiguring diseases in their worst forma; therefore the Silent Friend will found available introduction to the means perfect ...
... DIED, At Fintona, on the 17th ultimo, after short illness, Mr. Michael Donnelly, woollendraper. At the residence his brother, m Ballymena, on the ult., the Rev. Robert Thompson Minus, aged twenty-eight yeai a. At Larne, ult., in the eighty-sixty year ...
... 0 Mr. Jackson 1 0 Wm. Johnson 0 A Friend, by D. U. Davison 0 Anderson 0 Henderson Black, Dr. Sanders 0 jun. 10 0 Rev. C. Oulton 1 0 0 Robert l. » 0 Friend 1 0 Robt. J. Tennent Mr. Trail I Samuel G. Fenton 0 A Friend 0 0 Coates and Young 0 0 Dr. Tho«. ...
... DIED, At Ballymnglave, on Wednesday, 7th February, Margaret, wife of John Graham, Esq. At l.urgan, on the 3d instant, Mr. John PenUand, in the 83d year of his age. w , r. Ou the 4th instant, Martha, wife of Mr. James Larmich..el, aged yerirs. On the ...
... up all they left behind, consisting of a pound or two of while lead and his youthful iudUcretion termina'ed in death. While Iw is vet inconso'ablc for his loss another friend of mine in Yorkshire discovered an older more gifted raven a village pub'ichouse ...
... AN EX CIIANCELf.OR*B FRIENDS. After having, esch returning Christina*, during the greater part of his life, had his larder crammed with presents mine and poultry from tlio«e bound him in friendship or gratitude, ...
... DIED, On the 10th inst., Mr. Charles Rlackwood, sen., a«cd seventy-six years. the 20th inst., aged fourteen years, John, second son of Mr. Philip Johnston, Turf Lodge. the IGth inst., bis son’s residence, Laikhill Antrim, Hugh Swan, Esq., formerly of ...
... s)*»try. We f Crihej copy the following po>m from |lw Amerirmn Rrvww.on account Ha oattmal beauty. Mr. Willia rtipira it Mirror with (he follow lag remarks la oar opiaioa M (ha sioale eaawpln of fughive ever publislwd (bis country ; ami r.ng!i-n poetry ...
... Savings Banks. Mr. HUME moved for certain returns relative to charitable institutions and friendly societies. Sugar DutUs* Continuance Bill. On the motion of Mr. J. PARKER, this bill was read a third time and passed. Duties.—Ad jammed Debate. On the motion ...
... MEETIS OF THE FRIENDS OF IRELAND On night, a very full meeting of the friends of ** Old Ireland” was held at Covent garden Theatre, which was, indeed, crowded in every part. The au. dience was principally composed of the Irish in London The stage was ...
... — — = —— — — = = ~ = — — = THE VINDICATOR, BE = LFAST, WEDNE “SAVE US FROM OUR FRIENDS! | LOYAL NATIONAL Tue super-.sanctimonious scribe of the News-Letter, who (from ovr owN REPEAL ASSOCIATION. some weeks since hesitated to use the ordinary name of ...
... | ost. Pete uy, per teroe, 90s to Lt and the ¢ Jepositors mt Jure of that | ¢ Kal: ny per to dis: 3és to dos 5 who lost their money by Ue A 465 U6 Dub’ Savings’ B the Los te 8e. h. a t o be reumbursed out ¢ Trus- | LIVERPOOL, Praoay. dit establishment ...