... anid of h) 0their aeccount is that, it had a trail like a rocket', ?? descended, evidently, from oeis of two large black clauds bsalc ythat had hung for some timae over thu water. The ties 5,observers thought that they saw a splash in the bay, ficif ...

... delightful con- I s trivance. If to gaze on a fine painting-if to stand mute with admiration before the works of Canaoe, or of Claude, be in itself a state of soul of which it may be i esaid,- e said,- Some feelings are to mortals given o With less in them ...

... prayer. 7L ater on in the day, at the conference chapel. fon the motion of the Rev.W. ,L. Watkinson, and -s seconded by Dr. M'Mullen, a very hearty vote of thanks was ace'ornded to the es-president (Dr. Waller) for the appropriate charge delivered that Morning ...

... -Charleville, Kilmalioek, Kiliane, and Bruff. I An inquest was held at Ballinrobe, yesterday, upon the body of the farmer Mullen, who was murdered near that town on Monday night. The only evidence given was by the deceased's son and by the doctors who ...

... Camnobert will shortly leave for Calhors to take the chair in the Council General of the Lot. A SINGULAR MURDERErn.-A man, named Mullen, was hung for murder in New Orleans on the 29th ultimo. He was a singular individual, and had queer fancies. 'On the day of ...

... position in the Police Office, to make away with the identical batch of watches which had brought the said Mr. Mullen into so much trouble. Mullen at once saw that the coast was clear, and that so far from the stolen watches being produced against him, he ...

... Marquis of Hartiugton and Lady Lathom, the tl r Earl of Derby and Lady Claud Hamilton. the Earl ir 1. of Lathom and Lady Constance Stanley, the Bishop w a and Lady Downs, Lcrd Claud Hamilton and Lady tU a Charles Beresford, Lord Sandon and Mrs. Ryle, Mr ...