... A GOOD LANDLORD, A corresponpent ol' tlie Limerick Reporter speaks in high terms of Mr Henry Keating Sheehy Killeedy, who has granted a reduction of per cent 10 bis tenants. ...

... flight of time. times before, remember these things, and go it while you writer observes, in answer to is man ? •• Chemically speaking, a man is dolbs of carnon ; nitrogen, diffused though five and a half pailfuls of ...

... LORD STANLEY. The Observer, speaking in its leading article of Lord Stanley, says :—“ Public duty compels to declare that in his present policy towards Ireland, there is more of real danger to the empire than could be found any combination of the whole ...

... right to •speak there.—Now, 1 iay that this building was lent to the Confederation, and no person has. a right and I will not allow any person to create such uproar in this place, and, I called this meeting, unless 1 like it, no person shall speak here. Mr ...

... Fitzgerald of Castletownde Ivin,which wc extract from theEvcniug Freeman- We have not seen this little work, but our cotemporary speaks high terns of it.und on his judgment we can rely, particularly the immortal Bard of Erin has stamped it with the seal approbation ...

... Cl tors. TliC Jirovi ic’eil p.ijiers received this morning ali speak ivitti tnaiktnlne-a to 1 deiue tor eeasonabi; and ilelightlul weather whicn lias continued tor many sucsesiicv days. crocs ere “[iringing up vigorioucly and hid fair secure ail u'luukant ...

... skies. Alas! shall sorrow, doubts and fears Deform brow pure this! And shall the bitterness of tears Dim those blue eyes that speak, of bliss I No. no! along the lealms of space. Far from all care, let us begone: Kind Providence shall give thee grace For ...

... Our market this day was poorly supplied with fresh wheat and oats of priaaa quality. Notwithstanding, the market, generally speaking, was henry, and prioee such barley maintained those Friday : bat middling and iuferior qualities were 6d. to Is. lover. barley ...

... to cough him down whenever he attempted to speak. It was on tliese occasions that he generally gave the most striking proofs of his wit. Nothing could disconcert him : the greater uproar his rising to speak caused in the house tlie more he see med to ...

... solitary case—a female—who rather troublesome. She was former time sent gaol for a fortnight for refractory conduct. REPonT. In speaking the description of the work at which the female* are employed, she alludes their general pood conduct, and gives the following ...

... e, but looked very strictly aftor. '©no of them, miscreant who 4»erUd»ome time Igo from one. of the HighlauJ insolence to speak to the other a), au ...

... following, the subject of which is more important than the manner in which 1 have treated it seems un ply, but a fable may speak truth, and all truth is sterling; I only promise that in the philosophical tract in the 1 find it reported that the glow-worm ...