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... cried out •' there Is the bloody infotmer. and threw a stone at him immediately after he got a stab of a knife in the side from Byrne. anti had a narrow escape of being killed on the spot— serval witnesses were examined to prove an alibi for Leech, but ...
... THE SNOW-DUOP. From Fishers Drawing-room Scrap-book. ) . Thou beautiful new-comer. With white and maiden brow ; Thou fairy gift from summer, Whv art thou blooming now ? This dim and sheltered alley Is dark with winter green ; Not such as in the valley ...
... thistles,”—wisdom from those who are too great to need instntetion,—justice 'from those in whom regard to the interests their own small caste, an infinite overbalance to their care for all the world beside, —in short, good Government from Legislators who ...
... in most instances arises from the change of density and refractive power of chrlstaline humour, (termed by anatomists the Lens,” from its resemblance to a convex glass,) by which imperfection the rays of light proceeding from objects presented to the ...
... they arc—the Thompsons from Brouipton.” “Thompsons from liromptonl” shrieked the ladies in breath. Angels and minsters!’’ exclaimed Mrs. (.‘lennont, “is there no hope—no way to escape?” and as tlu cherry-colored detachment from Brompton liounced in at ...
... Christ and his Apostles, has not been corrupted by the Church of Rome,—And never since her departure from the Primitive t'ailb, did any nation suffer more from the alhdestroying uatnre of Iter whole system, than Ireland. May God coutoaml the politics the ...
... for which the public money applied, next to the of the Government; anti it appears to this meeting, from tbc plans and report of the engineers, well from the published statements on the subject, that the projected line by steam packets ami railways, rid ...
... of the medical world, that it was certain means for the subduction of diseases. But now, in consequence of being fully convinced of the truth of your theory, I cannot but regard the blood the most important fluid of the animal machine from it all the solids ...
... poetical temperament to take up the work, y and to be gradually absorbed by its beauties, and withdraw: happy period, from that external , world, which to mo presents but too many subjects of painful contempla' We must not omit to notice the handsome manner ...
... eyes— What have I done that laic should iv>w remove him Who takes the siinsUin • from native skies f think i»|»on him when the stars are keeping Their weary watch above n world like ours; If sleep forgets him reproach sleeping— All only being his shade, dreaming ...
... HEALTH^ (71, TORK-STRFET, BELFAST.) Hat long been admired by the Nationt of the World at the first, the best, the greatest tinder the Heavens. DOCTOR BROOM’S SUN PILLS are wholly from the finest Herbs. No Pill hie ever appeared more uo'*er*il, or of more general ...
... Clear the way shouted the driver. ** We will not ; give us money, or we will die here.” From words they came to blows ; people dragged them, by the chain, from under the chariot, not withou» receiving some smart blows. My guide gave a vigorous pull, ...