... TBE SOCIETY OF FRIENDS. TinE epistle from the yearly meeting, held in Lon- don, by adjoummenta from the 21st of the fifth month to the 31st of the same inclusive, 1873; to the quarterly anl- monthly meetings of friends in Great Britain, Ireland, and elsewhere ...

... defendant continued to visit at thio ?? plailtifl's house, proilisiiig to ilarry her at Ie various times, and was received by her friends as le her accepted suitor. Aratters so went on up at to August, 1882, rhenl ho (tile defendant) r wrote to the plaintiff's ...

... B.ELFA ST SE.MlIN'S FRIEND. SOCIETY. XUBIILM' MEETING., A MEErIrN commemorative of the fiftieth year of the existence of the Belfast Soaman's Friend Society was held yesterday, at two o'clock, in the Asso-mbly Hall, May Street, under the presidency of ...

... fatewhih seme invitble Pateuar consulted withl two medical friends, who affirmed that his previous experiments, on dogs not only j ustified him, but rendered it an imperative duty on his 3part to try to save the boy Meister troum a fearfulI death. The period ...

... SOCIETY OF FRIENDS-YEARLY MEETING. I TiE following was read at the yearly meeting of'the Society of Friends in Dublin just concluded, and ordered to be extensively circulated amongst its l members:- xA Plea in behalf of Liberty of Conscience, addressed ...

... ARMY SCRIPTURE READERS' AND SOLDIERS' FRIEND SOCIETY. YESTEPtD.Y, at noon, a largec and ifittential meet~in~g (if thle friends or' this most uIsefol1 society was edi thle Music Hall. TIhe chadir was. lakun by thin Lord I Bishop of Dows-x~ and Co-xote ...

... his country's pride, Who ne'er evoked her sigh or tear, Or gave, her pain, save when he died: Not versatile, but firm and sure In dealings just, in motives pure, No title he save one held dear, Which many seek, but few can claim: A patriot uf soul sincere ...

... him (Mr. Lindsavl in saving that the~r -enarteJ friend had left behind a- good recordl -le ; S' a trite paitriot. and as s;uch he did everrthim', in his power to frustrate the machinations uf t1:a would-ae patriots who vere trying to separate his native- ...

... of the pews, and the , murmur which resounded through the chu rob, at the 9 entrance of the parry, died away in the hush of ex-. pectation, as the youthful couple stood up before the . clergyman. The sacred ceremony was about to n proceed, when the groom ...

... soon he known as The Nation of Magnifcent Dis- tances. RtEFonRt ANTI-REFotMERs.-Tlhe loss of Mr. Locke King's tuotieti for the reduction of the county fran- chtise suggests a consideration to which our friends the extreme Liberals should take heed. It ...

... to regard as manliness a mere precocity in vice. Hlis life had been largely passed among the youth of this country. and over and over agtain he had seen: youths made popular idols and favourites because they were thought to be such fine, manly fellows ...

... place about eight feet in depth. 'He saw deceased go further out, and ob- served him trying to swim. Witness warned him that he was out of his depth, and went out to try and rescue him. When witness reached him he had sunk. Other persons who were swimming ...