... a peculiar tinge and charm to same representations when broucht within my notice.’ Even before he could himself read its stories, or anderstand thoroughly any of i some of the sayings of the Bible upon an ear which felt, even in infancy, the charm which ...

... and related this story without being able to authenticate it, till, on happening to mention it to mj friend. Dr. Welah, toil mo that knew p4rfteHy authentic, and knew who the party woo. 1 was daligbted with this confirmation of the story, I think one of ...

... chapter on Logic is both a profouid aud original essay; and Miss Fran- ces Browne, the Donegal Poetess, one of whose best stories appears in this issue-namely, The Terrible Chitnrnin g. A rnemuoir of Professor Longfellow, the best of the few poetical ...

... to guard her throne. Surely the wily baronet must have been dreaming or de- when he fell into such a blunder. We shall see. story goes, that on a certain oceasion the noble Epicurean intimated his indifference to all the favours ment could bestow, with ...

... Irish character. Diggory, io Sho Sloops to Coni quer. hen bis master charges not to laugh with the guests while telling hi* stories, protest*, that He is so to retrain, his mauler must not te'l the storv * the old grouse in the gun room.* The honest are ...

... know any pretty stories, such Madame Champy tellsnae, wh**re there are handsome knights of Lorraine, and tourneys**. and herm'ts. C-rtainly I know some very interea’ing which will send you to sleep as *oon as h-rs.’ She began, and in a short lime Louise slept; ...

... Dec. 24. P.S.—The payment of lent will be made usual on the Ist and 2d of ianoary, but aa this notice will reach you only short time previously I will not exclude from the benefit ofit tenant who may make payments due him within the period of one month ...

... early efforts by his only brother Richard, a born artist like himself, whose premature death, a few years after- wards, cut short a career that promised fair to rival the fame of our most celebrated painters. To describe how eagerly Hogan panted to eseape ...

... vale before us, some thousands in no wber, and occupying a spot about large as the city New York. They were mostly email, one story high, and perhaps not more than one occupying an acre of land. The whole space for mile*, excepting the streets and houses ...

... Ilallahan, a young Irishman, for an assault under the following circumstances : Complainant (whose peculiar mode of relating his story occasioned some amusement) stated that he was hired by the count as his servant, and hail lived oith him in town, and since ...

... pounds was found choked. in attempting to swallow another of a pound and a-half. Tne gentleman who saw them taken out, only a short time before, told me the fact. But even these instances are equalled by the solemn toothless cod. A friend of mine was trolling ...

... rows, . J Carr s-row, .. 35 1 story Do. M‘Master's-court, .. 2 15 Do. Do. Durham street, .. 2stories Do. Victoria-court, .. 36 1 story Tiled floors. Hamillon's-eotry, .. Dj. Kartlu-n floors. Davison‘s-court, ..29 12 stories. Tiled floors. Lecds-atreet, ...