... juvenile audience, the Artful Dodger not being forgotten, whilat the boys, in their turn, endealoared ' by songs and clog-dances to testify their simple de- sire, with perhaps more of gratitude than of modesty, to return the compliment. After promising ...

... provoer-geanta in sleeveless tunic side-by-aide with vaguts frm the Court of 1iraclel, mountebanks iu red stockings leading dancing bears by nose rigs, and troubadours with harps slung on . their bacs and tambourines strung from their girdles. Here a co ...

... arrow points of yF -their yeomanry. Our people look with distruston a is- largestandingarrny,and ouronlyrolianceforsuppres. sa clog of dkmnetticviolence o~r defence from invaslion (bearT, hear)- is our citiasmi Soldiery; and here allow mee to say that many ...

... ou a rational system of education. The Rev. Mr. Fraser said, one great difficulty in Ingland and Scotlandarose from the competition among school book writers and publishers, which had created an Immense number of books, each dtietob toluk an dti- ferent ...

... die holder of the oice wouild be a centre of social movement, butiatpresent.wbhat was itI He:gave a few -shadowy levees and .dances' durnig t;,e season,, butnifne months out of the twelve he was absent from Dublin. The' CA.MIRMAN ruled that the hon gentleman ...