... constitution was so debili- of tated that his death was shortly looked upon by himself and friends as certain; bat, as a forlorn hope, he was induced to D try Holloway's pills, which had an immediate and surprising effect upon his system, and the result ...

... IHUNDRlED ThOUSAND POUiNDS A YEAR Think, Irish people! of all the lives that siim would save!! A, ?? think of its now being plundered from you withogt' return- save the return of insult and calumuiy and outrage! t Will you not indignantly shout that you ...

... throne, about nine knots place on Wednesday, Mr. Thomas Dwyer prwaiding. Pif- off, I determined make rapid dour on him, and try teen member, were prerent—one of the member's cards and him. when finished, and copy the rule, were directed to One night, therefore ...

... eastward beyond Reedham, 11 miles from Norwich, where the lines to Yarmouth and Lowestoft meet. Every exertion has been made to save property and life, but the loss which has been caused must very serious iu extent, and will he severely felt.— London Paper ...

... penny more towards to supportin g the people in the worlehouses-whilo, if they he employed them on the laud, they woald be saved. this bur- is, den, encou~rage industry, and mncrease the prodmise of the so sell. That, was the way to consider it. He had ...

... into the most secret recess of his desk, Hogan spent two weary years; yet not wholly without encouragement and sympathy. A friend client of Mr. Foote’s, Dr. Coghlan, a physician in good practice, and not a little eccentric in his habits, accidentally ...

... the liberal employment of labour, by the saving of every particle of manure, and the restoration to the earth of those elements of fertility which are withdrawn with every crop—l may, I without presumption, try to impreis upon you this truth, that there ...

... with a great variety of heavy Tweeds suitable for the present Season, Grey, Brown, and Black Paletots, all of which will be dis- posed of, both Wholesale and Retail, at the usual Rates to insure quick Sales. Parties in want of Serviceable Goods will please ...

... beet, friends, I would not. will, my o|ien, allow comraclor to ridm off inferior k upon town j -no matter how powerful his friends night he the (.onncil. I have done my duty, and if. in do.ng, offence ha, been given to contractors and their friends, eamiot ...

... vigour and energy of that season life which his early youth K ® reason expect would attain, and many cease to * quallflcations of manhood thirty. Permim earnertiy advised console the SILENT FRIEND, Which lhey find to an excellent guide. It ahonld earefUly ...

... humour, that to be severed front the faithful friends with whom I am united by the sacred bonds above enumerated will require the preliminary step of removing me from this earthly stage. This intimation may save impertinent pretenders the trouble of addressing ...

... eivUieed world, whdat the coamry waa so overiinr hy the wretched victims of Irish rents ai d consequent eviction., Law was lo try and save Ibem from starvation. At orre time yen would have wheat as low as 18s 2ds. . hag ;at another high 35s 40a, beg. The effects ...