... Bast Corntr of Wellington Place. 6560 READY-MADE CLOTHING FOB BOYS AND YOUTHS, N. DANE & CO.’S, 31. YORK STREET. KNICKER SUITS, tit 5 years of age, Ss lid up. „ 8 „ 4h up. YOUTHS’ „ 12 „ 12s lid up. „ „ 15s lid up. Better quality preportionately cheap ...

... in the House Commons a (political purnblcchook.' is now, however, anxious be embraced by Bumblechook anyone else order to save his benighted fellow-countrymen—and secure hi* tclaru for Barrow. The Liberal Unionists will have none bim, lb* Home Rulers ...

... belonging dear friend. Finder rewarded. Offlcs of this Paper. T~EFi. tr.; das» railway oarriage. 1 Wedoctdav list, Belfaat and Larne, ft remnu. grey ' 'hoodi. Anyone finding wifl please ;. U.ueo Paper. given. LOST. Pfl'a l ' Book. King Street Savings Bank. No ...

... ■’ Maid—“ Fresh and windy, madum. Mrs. Very please put healthy flush ebooks this morning. I out. _ . Old Friend, to widow— my dear old friend. Junker was folly prepared to KO. Widow (with her handkerchief her eyes) Fully prepared Yes, indeed; insured ...

... his own, but her good looks wooed him beyond his power of resistance. When her bent .old /pother died aqd she was left alone in the world, he had ceased to try to resist. He had proposed marriage her, disregarding the fact that Stoke Peverel he was paying ...

... DYKE, Asiiet.-Sec. Music Holl, November, 1673. 1090 BELFAST FRIEND-,’ 101'AL ABSTINENCE ASbOCT lON. MEE T I N*Q IS intended to held, under the anspicea of the above Association, in THE FRIENDS’ MEETING-HOUSE, Fbfdcbici Stbiet, On »rd Day (lUKSD4Y) next ...

... NOTES. clip «a interesting little peregraph from the •‘Cenadien Gazette 2tlh:—Mr- Hogan, who saved Mr. William O'Brien, M.P., from an Orange mob at Kingston changing hats with him, Ims received piece wedding-cake from lbs Irish patriot. should have ...

... BKIiFAST EVENING THURSDAY, OCTOBEB 16, 1879. The first of these was that “theonlyraeaus of saving Ireland, and to secure the proper cultivation of the soil, is by giving the cultivator the ownership thereof;” then there is to less taxation ; this is to ...

... many years, being her husband’s cousin; he lived about ten minutes’ walk from her bouse. His wife died, she thought, February. 1876 ; she had been friend of witness’s in her lifetime. In he asked her if she would marry him. and she consented. Tho same ...

... case any foreign nobleman ask* her to Hi* Resources, Psterfamilisa prerocioo* youth, who is trying get papas consent)— “What are financial circumetance*. *l*7” Precocious Youth— think I could stand the sxpenso an engsgement of three tour months, ‘‘Vised ...

... wceviitß prose vsm. end trying toahepe the phneoe into ertiatlo form, most caUireie Uentty—e power of Imowlag gold bom cencot to the write’* critical enjoyment of really good Utmtan. And to not this, in imgain And the crowd of youthful Uxr* • 1 -1 j“, a,,* ...

... declare the world that Charles had died Roman Catholic. to Parliament, he said but first speech that would not depend the precarious acts that body, nor meet them often, they did not nso him well- Thus resolved to try the eame which cost Charles bis hesd ...