... convey,— Solt pulses of bapti:mal Deep in the bosom play. On earth my Saviour once enwreathtd Around a sinless child His loving arms, and o'er it breathed A blessing, deep as mild, And still that breath of awful love So charms our inward ear, That children ...

... Cork Garland. Riordean, do Orion, Davies, do Wanderer, McCarthy, do Clsddy, Matthews. Milford Selina, Eacott, Bridgewater John & Mary, Wilkins, do Tredegar, Syner, Sc illy Amity, Hnghes, Liverpool Magyar. Predgatt, Youghal 31—Wind northerly, fine. Sailed ...

... Calder 317 Pollster, Glen &Co Charleston Adrian, Solomon, from London at Switcmuada from the N.N.W. to N., with heavy snow et arms, it: a leaky state, mud must Aischsrge. 21st Dec. i during %%Lich several vessels parted from their an NORTH SHIELDS—Dec. 28 ...

... Sof t pulses of bapti,mal life, Deep in the bosom play. On earth my Saviour once enwreathtd Around a sinless child His loving arms, and o'er it breathed A blessing, deF p as mild, And still that breath of awful . love So charms our il.ward ear, That children ...

... Challis, Esq , and Aid. Thomas Piper, Esq. Jacb Geo. Cope. Esq. I 1 bos. P. Simpson, Esq. John Dixon. Esq. | Hon. C. P. Villiers, M.P. Joseph Fletcher, Esq. I John Wilks. Esq. Richard Hollier, Esq. I Edward Wilson, E_q. SECRET AUT. Thomas Price, LL.D. ACTUARY ...

... mistrSAs’l arms id his coat.” if this illastretion admitted, we are to sdppossi that John Simonds, the meroer, in Fetarnostsr-row, who bad assnmod the Cook as bis symbol, having Mrvod master whoso sign was the Cradle, according to the law arms impaled bis ...

... amateur gold diggers were exhausted with the hard labour and suffering from blistered hands; others were going about with their arms in slings from the same cause. Finding his recovery doubtful if he remained at the mines after paying the nurse 500 dol; tars ...

... Bond-street, next to Long's Hotel- at G Exeter Hall ; and at the principal Musicsellers'. ]\TR. JOHN P ARR Y'-TENTERTAINM ENT.— -LTX FOR ONE NIGHT ONLY.-Mr. John Parry will give his Entertainment on SATURDAY EVENING next, at the Hanover-square Rooms, commencing ...

... shoe. bound with a brazen rim. in which there is a of glass reitemblinak• jewel. These that kiss it give sent Milan coin. Grattan rode un my left hand, next to the hospital : he was covered with water : however, he endured that. %%lien the shoe woo stretched ...

... (unless we except “the Duke”) has filled any prominent post in administration, and few but will own that the triumphs of Grattan, and Plunket, and Croker, in the loftiest flights of eloquence, have been but feebly parodied by the most suc- cessful de ...

... iced: it is wonderful to tell what a quantity of bones was then brought out —sculls, jawbones. teeth, hands, lingers, entire arms, on all which we devoutly bestowed our kisses ; and the exhibition seemed likely to lust for ever, if my 'mew hat unmanageable ...

... silver-white and brown>nd white pheasants are nearly as plentiful as the common pheasant in the Earl of Cardigan's woods Deenepark. Death of Mr. John Duncan, the African Traveller. —This enterprising traveller died onboard 11.M.5. Kingfisher, on the 3rd ...