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... habit of reading it for ten years before was sent among them. The scrap-book was laid on the shelf and the Bible substituted in its place. There was n.) priest iliere to hinder them from reading it. The seed was the IV of God • and these men were taking ...
... course, retire from the stage. Lvov Fuanrlix.— Lady Franklin returned to Loudon on Thursday from the North, see Sir James Rosa, and Sir John Richardson, their return from their respeclive expeditions. Mr. Francis PuLstky, late Envoy from the Hungarian ...
... itself. “Juvenile Scrap-Book,’’ Mrs. Milner, is beautiful otiering for the season, and in point of moral and instructive utility, it is worthily associated with the volumes already noticed. It is intended for different class of readers from tliat to which ...
... One Guinea. IjIISHER’S JUVENILE SCRAP-BOOK for 1850. ByMrs. Milnkr. With Sixteen Plates, elegantly bound, price Eight Shillings. 3. December Ist will be Published, THE CHRISTIAN KEEPSAKE for 1850. FAMILY PICTURES from the BIBLE. Mrs. Ellet, Author of ...
... Meeting- Hous and, being oaly five miles ‘The Houses are held by lease for three years, from Let MUSIC HALL, BELFAST gent were distant from Belfast, and less than amile from the pro- November inst., at 45/. per annum. NDER THE PATRONAGE posed Ballygowan Station ...
... WHISKY, selected from thle best distillers, of very sllpetior quality. FINEST DESSERT AND PUDDING RAISENS, imported direct from Spain. I also expect, in the seconrd week of November, a very vine selection of Frencll Plaums, in fancy boxes, from 21ts. to 41bs ...
... several towns, Elpbio, Exeter, w prepared contionons pressare, varying from 100 to 350 | Murray, Roman Catbol lic Archbishop of Dubl s new Resi- feet ; they are found to be perfectly free from leakage, and exceedingly durable. | CAUTION—Mr. FE. SOLOMONS begs ...
... into the Bank in moderate quantities from day to day. The sura purchased the Bank to-day was about £lO,OOO, chiefly from Francs and Russia. It is hoped that sovereigns will soon begin to flow back more freely from the provinces and Scotland and Ireland ...
... ? and from Greenock, at 8 P.M.~ Fares-Cablin, 12s. 6.; Steerage, is. GLASGOW for DUBLIN, via BELFAST, eve~ry Evening (Sunday excepted), at 2 ?? and from Greenock, at 8 ?? on arrival of the 7 P b.M. Malt Train from Glasgow. Returning DAILY from DUBLIN ...
... Pritne N: Ballyeaston, and one from Ballynore, two from Coach- | 490 do. Pick Soming SEED ; d | ket and post town of Ballyclare, six from La y Wm. | Shipped by Hitt, all of which, purchased foar from the Ballvoure Road Station of the B early, ill be found ...