... critics, perfectly suggests the weary eccentricity and exaggeration that characterise The Ghost of Dunboy Castle. The best — or worst — of it is, that the ghost in this instance is no bond fide apparition, but the acknow- ledged phantom of a dream, the ...

... it a gene- ral favourite. The period which it ep_r__«s has enabled the Author to give a masterly picture of tjie celeb rated riot* of 1780, and tiie introduction of the real djarteiers of the time* imparts a degree of life and truth lv.the scene which renders ...

... about the ghost, antl then 1 said I ;hought it might be Mr. Blencowe. The figur • agreed with that of Mr Blencowe, whom I now >, c . After Tearing several other witnesses, the magistrate decided thai t was proved that Ble-ucowe was the ghost of two ...

... it. Public attention being thus drawn to the church, a rabble mob attempted to break into it during divine service, and the riot was continued on several successive Snndays, new vigour being instilled by the well known letter of the Premier to the Bishop ...

... admitted Uiem to be ins. j The Paper, No. I. was tben read. OATH, No. I. ■ . __ •■- ; •« In the name of tbe Father, Son, ahd Holy Ghost \ Amen. What is your name?— J do come here and make oath on tae Evangelists and Catholic Church, and enter into the following ...

... reception, as well it might se that it is a mere statement of alternative tingencies, and does not commit Mr. ftuiwroxE' the ghost of a pledge. If the Lind ?? : ?? ?? . be settled before Home Rule is given there »■ I obviously be but one body— the Imperial ...

... its contents, if not throngh the ghost, certainly the door, for some of the Bhot entered the ceiling of the room. This courageous act, it was expected, would com- pletely drive away tbe evil spirit ; but no, the ghost came again and again; aad the inmates ...

... report that a ghost had been seen among the grave-stones, j and the credulous readily believed the story, and flocked in ' ! crowds to the High-street. The affair has given rise to a ! ] good deal of curiosity, and much disorder and rioting. On | , Monday ...

... was the author this litol symplo book and died loading England's vanguard at the amazing victory of would hardly insure his ghost an invitation to enter the White House. The man was cunning in hia cruelty and a smoothbored double-barrelled traitor, and ...

... secret pestilence. Train up your children to be sparing, and hardy, and self-denying ia this habit. Hear the words of the Holy Ghost : ' Look not upon the wine when it is yellow ; whea the colour thereof shinetli ia the glass ; it goeth in pleasaatly, but ...

... majority. The Radical Leader is a finished adept in the art of whistling in order to sustain his own spirits and to terrify the ghosts with which he is surrounded. He is also highly successful in infusing into the hearts of those with whom he is momentarily ...

... sedition, i unlawfully assembling, and riot; but as the evidence against I him was the same as had been adduced against Sharpe, aad I which the Jury did not think sufficient to justify a con- I viction for riot, he should withdraw that charge. The ques- ...