... might niter reading your editorials They are disgrace journalism. why, what put into. yonr head that rm^tt^.irru|rJof^£tg Yon speak a furrow and harrow as being the same thing ; you talk of moulting season for cows; you recommend the domestication pole cat ...

... Wher I went down 1 could not get speaking to her the house was so full of people. Why, sure you had no secret to tell her; what did you care about the people ? 1 could not get bearing what she had to say to me. I did speak to her afterwards that night at ...

... Father Anderson. In politics was unadulterated Whig and West-Briton. It is, doubt, charitable and commendable exhortation speak of the dead nothing but good : regret that say nothing good of the Rev. Dr. Hally. The insurgents in Herzegovina are not only ...

... what met schemes; the Gorman* oi every class have an extrsordittary antipathy to the Turks; of Russia it is unnecessary to speak; these three powers have been con erring together for some time, and the result ot their agreement ' will, it is said. soon ...

... wary walking. Leap year, too ! Year of rashness u of right, For tn•king love or breeding fight : When ladies may make free to speak Thoughta that flush or pale the cheek. Efaireeklice Jhar For Love or War! Swallows wing! Here's the Year's first daughter, ...

... fell out. The porter thipeted, owing to tho motility 1.• Ma. 1 station ntassenelid all they roald to sae. and geeorally speaking, :ZOs loser, it,: easeht between the step of the van The trade is Sheep w.oppnewhat lreeiiinr. platform Before 1 raga. out ...

... should be a copy of the work in the library of every intelligent collector in the ewpire.— WARDER. The compilaton before us speaks well for the ability of gentleman who has undertaken it. We believe we may say, that the history it will relate, will be one ...

... fire which may be heard from almost eve ry cottage isong the pleasant en Tel-• apt country made The district of which we ore speaking is the centre of the band-I em weaving, end lies between the towns of Clifford and Li barn. The number Of people employe ...

... War of independence and the French Revolution, which latter was alarming the despots cf Europe. It has been eumstonsary to speak of the times previous to the birth of O'Connell a • iglowing period in Irish history, and so they were. The Catholic Celts ...

... waling of my feet, Borne gift of some rare Wontedness, Some joy so strangely sweet ; T' my lips will any The thanks they cannot speak. Oh blessed, happy igsoisswi, 'Pis boner wit to know ; It hasps ass Do still is tbs tsculss aims That will not ins go It bashes ...

... tht unnierse. True good breeding, as we understnpd the word, is almost an unknown thing in French ladies' society. You mitst speak, act. look, sit, walk, gesticulate, ?? dress exactly as they d(,, or- ou are looked upon anl treated m wild men snd wild women ...

... Derry and nobly fought at the Boyne. Mr. John Rea’s appearance at Crossgar caused no little confusion and dismay. When he rose speak he announced himself an ardent disciple of the late Mr. W. Shannan Crawford; but he suggested—and there was wisdom in his ...