... Bliss Scott, Miss Macau*land, Messrs. Daniel Boylan, J.P., John Murphy, J.P.. David Tomb, William Jackson, Michael J. Henry, Samuel B. Henry, Philip Kerlin, Thorns* Hutchinson, Daniel Oliva!), John Atherton, J 4,1101 Houston, James Millen (Letterloan), William ...

... vigorous arms round my neck ; a wet, face against mine; while there was the sharp smack as of a hearty kiss ; and then Mother Bond's black bonnet and plaid shawl were disappearing through the door, which had scarcely closed before two other arms were round ...

... Clime, Thomas A. Archibold, J.P., John Baxter, W. E. Best, Wm. Carson, James Caruth, Alex. Grath, 0. 11. Clarke, Z. Coe,. David Dicker, W. Gault, F. Grant, William Higgineon, John Houston, Thomas Houston, Andrew Keene, John Kirk, J. C. Kilpatrick, Colonel ...

... the part of Dame Fashion to push the sleeve puff towards the upper portion of the arm, and the Russian sleeve is the outcome of this. To a little below the middle of the arm, between the shoulder and the elbow, the sleeve is tight. This upper part is sometimes ...

... presiding. The other Councillors present were—Messrs. Wm. Henry. Samuel Cooper, Joseph Sandford, James H. Ceakey, Hugh M•Conaghy. John Hetherington, W. J. Morrow, and W. J. Fail. TX' NEW ERCARDISCENT STREET LAMPS. The Finance Committees report contained the ...

... came very quickly, am portant part. John 801 l is, fortunately, not Witnesa said he did not see anything. Fri- he al meet free from pain, and was conecion. hide-bound politically. Partisanship, irressont.r's left arm was uplifted. illthe last. The interment ...

... L. 14`Quatty, Belfast tiny. D. Corkeye nd ezer 33—Rev. J. M'Keastry and family, town. 34 -Mrs. Dr. Johnstone and the Mime, John. stone , (2), Belfast. 36—. Mines Elms (2), Roscommon; Miss Are. Lurgaa; Mr. and Mrs. Turmas sad Mrs. Eidson, Letterkonny. ...

... said the 27th 3iuury was the day on which the polling tool piece in connection with the South Davy election, in which Mr. John Gordon, K.t ~ and Dr. Keightley were the candidates, thu former the Unionist and the latter thi: Liberal. Plaintiff was • supporter ...

... way, hearing a private letter to the sheriff, to delay matters till the mandate if the judge should be brought to him in due 'arm. My letter was from the Lord who could do more than this to hinder justice. need were, having mighty power and estates in the ...

... such further arms as may be necessary to make him comfortable. Out of sixty thousand a year. Bashed i out the woman n cold fury. ''Oh. thank you for nothing, Sir Hannibal. I call it • wicked will. I certainly think, remarked Grattan, addressing the ...

... Kennedy, Thomas Hutchimon, John H. Hagerty, John Hamill, Archibald Hamill, John Morrow, Robert Lennox, Thomas Henry, J. S. Andetson, Jas. I ll'Keeman, James Getty, Samuel Kirk patric Oliver Paul, W. A. M Jas. k, James Millen (A.), John W . Stewart, Finlay, ...

... rage. For rears I've waited for the chance to bring him to the ground. Now I have the chance; he shall swing for killing John Bowring. In spite of his innocence? asked Forde quickly. In spite of everything. glared Mrs. Carney. I'll teach gentlemen ...