... homes, scrap-books, and illuminated texts, the eole and unaided work of children—readers of “Little Folks” Magazine. The dolls, &e., have been sent in from every quarter of the globs—from Java, Egypt. Canada, the West Indies, and all Europe, well from our ...

... although the season has only commenced, and it is expected that before summer the weekly departures from that port will average 2000. The people come principally from Clare, Tipperary, Meath, Westmeath, and the King'st County. Earl Granville sustained an injury ...

... The Daily News is far the poles asunder from this teckles* and ignorant slandering of oar country. It condemns the BUI one which attempt* the unattainable.” This, says the Daily A’cics, is the lesson to learned from the speeches delivered on Monday. It admit* ...

... it will yield from sixty to seventy loads of manure per acre. A mellow seed bed, deeply loosened soil well enriched, plenty of seed sown and sown as early as possible—are the points to be secured in putting down grass lands—Baru! World. The honour of ...

... on his return from Abyssinia ; and the last in Africa. He has written something the back of each, and that taken in Africa includes his African servant. They all correspond with the published likeness the gentleman just returned from his African expedition ...

... lariats. Tradesmen, and Mime% male or female. requirino o che same. country , in mime from Me to YAM, on note Mind. No mote. Terms from Cs per tent., extending from three months to tire year, Bertce..negotiated Si leas interest. Distance object, In persons ...

... Chearnley. Ever/ variety of toys moot calculated to please and mew the children, hung from its branches; also oranges, !piles, bon-bons, picture-beoks, scrap-books, he. When the tree was lighted it looked like something in fairy-land, and, to complete ...

... , Writing Desks, Scrap-books, Inkstands and Blotters, Pencil Came, Prayer-books and a beantiful selection of Presentation Books, including all the yearly volumes, Le., &c. An immense assortment of Christmas Cards of all makers, from upwazds. Almanacs ...

... fair day in August 11th, when Oliver Cromwell reduced it to ruins. I cannot say how long I remaieed uncon,cious to the outer world, nor how long I would continue in that position had not Johnny M—y, the horse dealer, roused me by saying Mickey K— would eat ...

... so that no teacher from Kildare-street rer ceived in this subject a higher mark than teacher from the Mari borough-street Schools. Eleven male r teachers from competed, and answered ■ very creditably but one toacher only came from Marl, borough-street ...

... racing world aometimea ruin themthrough her mother, and connects the Ulster branch selves: that might be expeeted. It is that throughof the de lacvs with the Meath (or Trim) branch ' the length breath of this country the million descended from Walter ...

... pride of a worshipping world. George Atherton, restless and wearied, derived happiness from her thousand sources of beauty. He Lad drawn from every fount, but still his thirst was not slaked. At twenty-five _he was tired of the world. His mother was dead ...