... Lord Pnrchester, who p'aieed the literary wurktd Sir John Mairolm, the most eulouistie tefiai, end his elaborate History of Persia more parti* rularly. The Chairman returned thanks, and repealed Ilia expressions satisfaction meeting manyyf his fellotv ...

... and biases incidental to mortality, should stoop from his eternal seat, paradise, to watch over tb.s town of Carrick-on-Suir.—Bab it was ab.urd even to impossibility. We would have swaid at this ; and more, w& might have given way to our risible faculties ...