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... phrasing were perfect. In the nest compartment a group of children sang verses in Irish of • A Nation once Again.' • All praise to St Patsink,' and prenently a 'young 8J64 •itlr determination out on his face played a selection on the fideog. • an badh at an ...

... is demamied yea no allsais Is dr eight way. ?be AWN is. ▪ of bag Monk • kip twinned head* at the hassag a light at nom steps, yea them a has • veraalsk. bans • low ere may darks st weak but yea beyond the. bato the private of the *nip* yea Irian ...

... and.- fixings. had hist got to 1 going, and going, and half, a half going, when saw a.smiling countenance upon agricultural shoulders, wink at him. A wink is always good nod to burse, or a keen-sighted auctioneer, so Smith winked, and they kept winking ...

... published a letter the Revue Musical, to prove their absolute futility. He relates with the greatest naivete', that, walking on the Boulevards the previous day. he saw a crowd round a shop window ; on inquiring as to its cause, he was tol that it was a new ...

... fashion, a piece of a singular kind is attracting crowds every night, from the Duchess to the Orisette, and from the Count to the Decrotteur. It is called The Lions of Mysore,” and the principal performers are, a lion, two lionesses, a tiger, ...

... was like looking at the stage through a heavy fall of snow, K.—A nuisance of a similar kind existed, for a short time, a few years ago, in Paris. I was in the Balcon of the Theatre Vrancais one evening, seated behind ...

... PARIS CHIT-CHAT. A few days since, our Prma o®' la > Tick Lalande,had a most successful lieucfit ;(lancrc,o in which Madame Malibran perfomed. Theprocecds were 14,000 francs, addrtion to the 40,000f0 short time she has performed theltalian • , transition ...

... CHAT WITH AN EX-DITICTPTE. WNW IMAMS OP A IBM= mem. Mr. Bisbard Wood ins not at home whin I nig toll at big Norfolk Cornwallis. With but while I he piste& wasing the read. His the sod hearty apprises*, of md of unmoor, aimed.bort to bile the bet that ...

... A WANT SUPPLIED! TAILORING. THE Nobility, Clew,. and of Baltinrob• and Vicinity, are respectfully informed chat A TAILORING DEPARTMENT Has been added to IRE IRISH CLOTH HOUSE, MAIN-.STREET, BALLINROBE. l'be Proprietor having engaged the services et A ...

... v--wori., lit thole merlart 4 ng ehat• tern who keep np a perpetual word-throwing. An overdone of one of these make. not only approve the wisdom of Solomon dna the forward tongue she': be cut ou t, b a t makes there tie for the deopotiem of the pro_ verb-maker ...

... COFFEE AHD CHIT CHAT. (Prom sur Corrarradmit.) ClMall, a 1871. It le esi matiliwbod Islo Mr Hersobs kav• •• of Ws be Ws SSI to re 67 Until tim egg lead la I illesetirne, sic. Mai ether of tie week, bit In ca bs seen aktag ibis read, as the svoning in ...