... comfort • in She. mg, awl by hos Hoge. nem Pronto Albea f the Kong of lord off Ireland, .1,0 the Uose Webfoot., the Rolfe of Engel Hon I. Loud Mayor or Loodorst:e Met,. of I :'erne number d th. the Cooed Kong do •Ifo are deeiroue ibis soot useful .mole of ...

... of Revolution, which wrought such wrathful and woful issues ip, ’4B, still hovers btoodingly, as with the face of a fallen engel, over the scenes of its temporary triumphs and terrible defeatswhile famine still gnaws the core of Ireland, and crime and ...

... and faith erre out from her eool. when the »ng the bird hlled her emr.ond caUf'l her buck (»od. , *_ . . •• My little i. »n engel,’’ Mid the M.rlmtS eml. ling her leer. ; and if cage of gold could him be skoald h«»e lt. _ , •* He has taught two lessoat ...

... Lovely. Thomas W. Warren. Bernard Barton. John Chambers, Bowdon M.Cimn, Thomas Kelly, Wm. North, and Thomas Torre,. R. Millen Engel.. Cons Goal° The Hon. and Preston. foreman. the Hun. St. John Butter: Sir E. Raton dy. Bart.; Sir hn RM. ton, Bart.; Compt ...

... purchase, vice Burton. West India Regiment— Lieut. C. I. H. Hingston to be captain, without purchase, vice Angelo, decreed; Engels R. Horsley to be lieutenant, without purchase, vies Hlagaton. ...

... *Morass petty joy was rn to try the Jaw 111'Dgmell, Richard Neil!, liarriorton, r. neebre. Merlin %lenge'', Thome. El le, Engel's. Ws. Jtekeon, Elwerd Patrick Kea', noses Tynan, John Long. Ihe !.nre of the pr *orator and a men teamed Keefe the feet that ...

... Gm. 4.7. *wt. Ole per eat dm load LONDON. AUGUST It-0..i.-Ter. • .pPIP San awl Kent Dem, .4 Pb hoe WI Ow near worm. 4•1 Engel. .nd 3.0404 oar the kris Wake]. 0.1.•• Ore past •W aka.. Plow. from FMK. Theft • 101 •1•147 r. rlad Inglis. What.. 1.11 alma ...

... La. Hook great rejoicings took place, and so ample repast was provided for the atuants and labourer. on th• Luton/Amu. A engeler rote tarne before the fiance.. Sheriff Criminal Coon on the lith curt. which ranted glee iniereet di the' north. It MOM from ...

... before his eyes the victims whits- Worst be had shed. 'the French Marseillatae was then sung by the Hungarians, and Calms, Engels, introduced as one who had fought for frtrdon, in many lands, and who wore a ling bean!, next addressed the meeting, and assumil ...

... reap- ! era—has, not piesetited themselves so numerously or so promptly as ie former What I the farmer wants le a flight of engels, or some other reternatural labourers, to appear at his summons, the very moment tie crep is ready, to reap, gather, and each ...

... was thee sung by the Mr. Browne—You are and a paid man for Ilsogatiaos. and jobbers—more, a convicted jobber don't you Chins Engels. introduced as one who had fought trot the wet straw ? chap 1 (uproar, atad cries of for Undoes in many lauds. sod who wore ...

... Admiralty, 3. Parker. Esq. Secretary, and Capt. Eden, Private Secretary, arrived at Queenstown, on Satur• day evening, in the Engel Eagle, from Portsmouth, on their official tour of the outposts. Rear Admiral Dixon embarked in the Gipsy cutter, proceeded ...