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... GOD SAVE OUR FRIENDS OF TO-DAY THOMAS S, CLEARY, The year baa departed, but not aorrow; Another has come, but it is not in joy; Old Time in his dotage has married the Morrow With the ring that’s a mixture of gold and alloy. As we fill in our ranks there ...
... over lOi. return mail, in order to save his son from starvation, or at all events to prevent his last breath from being drawn in the midst of penury and want. The snßer addiwsrf her father-in-law her “ Dearest friend,” although lie «as quite unaware of ...
... And YOUTHS. T»»b llioniAMD Capi, 6 ...
... THE FEMALES BEST FRIEND, . I* A For all debilitating disorders peculiar to the sex and in every contingency perilous to the life of women, youthful or aged, married or single, this mild but speedy remedy is recommended with friendly earnestness It will ...
... such a mad hazard of your lives to save two such precious scoundrels V' Cullen had given me back Bride when I believed her lost, answered Angus, and even had it not been so, I could not have done other than try to save him. Christiana, murmured O'Dowd ...
... reorganisation of the BuUner his sense of youth, and read his books, Library in Jena, and his securing increased lec- know his secret too—the secret of the youth ture-room accommodation for the University 0 niAn the youth the world: the may well give piUte to ...
... THE FEMALES BEST FRIEND. For all dcbuiiatingdiftordcrj' peculiar lolhc «e* ar.d in every contingency perilous the life of women, youthful or aged, married or single, this mild hue speedy remedy is recommended with rricndly earnestnoss It will correct ...
... GREAT SAVING IN THE PURCHASE SEWING COTTON Godfrey Ermen's PATENT DI %MOND THREAD ON CARDS IN ORDER to procure for the public the beet article In clewing C. tint, at the •mallest coot, Godfrey Enven'o patent Dianond Th ead is tow wound by him on Ca. dr ...
... Irtluml expects at tliis trying crisis that her children, where ver located, Will, far they are able, their duty. Once more, let us impress upon you the necessity rallying round the great OVom-vr this occa. «iou, because very mu-di depends on crowded meeting ...
... Oh! my poor children, he cried, save my children; the mother will make Protestants of my children; save my children, and thus he died. These facts are averred on oath by four eye and ear witneasea That poor man died • martyr for the faith of his children ...
... would, on the other hand, “ learn with regret of the death of a single fox.” Very likely. The death of a single fox, save when he dies for their sport, is regretted by the Irish gentry. Do they show as much concern about the death of a peasant ? There ...
... Pots, at Is. \ \d., 2s. 4s. 6 ...