... GEORGE ROUTLEDGE: THE CHIL- I DREN'S FRIEND. Who is the children's friend ? (we ask this ques tion not in ignorance, but because it sounds to our ears a good beginning). Many anwera fill the air-some of names, some of objects, and some of fearful abstract ...

... 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 ...

... 1lWtaic-, will be read with general |interest. His plublic career vwis remarkable, but' it was not generally knowrn, save by his friends, F it'at his private life wsn poetised by a tinge of roulalice. From the p'r'iculars given bh ?? Jules Latitte, it seems ...

... satreets dur;i3g the even- ing singing God save Ireland. At nine o'clock tke nolice turned out and chargel. these crowds, andl attempted to -clear them off the streets. The efforts of the constabulary to -dis- perse the peope, however, were uot very success- ...

... fellows who lost their lives, did it in trying to save others, and I trust their families will not be left to become inmates of the workhouse. Notwivthstanding the marny heavy calls on the public to relieve the great dis- tress in the West, I cannot shut my ...

... called out, the youth passe s in frontof the president, advances towards a IFind of urn, thrusts his hand into it, awl draws out a number, which is at once proclainied by aluslthor oilchil standing by. who takes good care that the youth shall not draw ...

... beev. going roaund boasting of the great victory achieved by them in Dublin last Wednesday ovorthie Con- servatives, Save us from our friends I The peti- tion Was that four of the uewly-elected Conimis- sioners shonld be uriteated on account, amongst other ...

... printed, were entirely destroyed. By three o'clock all hope of saving either Messrs. Collingridge 's or Meessrs. Hodgkinson'6 premises waW abandoned, nothing remaining of the latter save thle bare walls, while of the other the' roof had fallen itn, and ...

... fire broke out Capt. Lewis saw it was hopeless to try to save the ship. The flmes were now bursting forth with increas- ing fury, and the' heat W&as RO intense that he was unable to get into his cabin to save the ship's papers. The weather was fortunately ...

... League1 to give a hearty welcome to all the friends froml E3ngland and Scotland. He said that there Was8 a oneness i n their work . IThey were endea- vouritig to put their arms around the children to save them frorn the power of intemperance. The Irish ...

... introduced by the P'resident giving out hymnn 9.13-' Cnme, let us join our friends above, &c. Rev. 0. 2J'Cutcheon presented the obituary notice oi the late 13ev. James Tobilas, who died at Saudymount, Dubline, soon after last Couference. Mr. 'Tobias was born ...