... of Mr Wtko Most of the subjects relerred to in their report have already been noticed from time to time in this column. It speaks in very strong terms of the injustice and insult which would be offered to Dublin if omitted from the proposed list of Lawns ...

... Vests, with Trowsers and Over Coats in abundance. Purchasers will see nu Isrger assortment in Dublin —value and quality will speak for themselves. RICHARD ALLEN, 28 LOWER SACKVILLE STREET. ...

... severally distinguish them. Spring and summer have ever been, and are ever likely to be, seasons of outdoor reeteathin. Nature to speak) paves the way fir our seasonable pqrwits and h and drama us forth {rim our omes by the aHurernents of open-air reeremitical ...

... thought of that b e fore he right us here. We are desired to withdrew, and we remain in the inn. r lobby. Mr. Disraeli is •cen speaking, but not a word escapes through the glass screen. fit les, than five minntes we learn that the Honor has voted our unlucky ...

... little pet' have more largely benefltted, I believe, by their, successes here than in any other establishment, but they can speak for themselves, and may their shadows never he less. To milarge upon the coin- cidal history of this theatre would trespass ...

... distinguish them. Apring and rummer have ever been, and are ever likely to be, seasons of outdoor recrea. thin. Nature (so to speak) pates the way for one punu h s and pleasures, and draws us forth front our homes by the allurements of open-air re-- creations ...

... best, and the speediest means. At the meeting in Manchester, already referred to, Dr. J. M. M.Culloch, of Dumfries, rose to speak. lie was gree'ed with many rounds of cheering. Tbe resolution he had to propose was the following :— That the use of alcohol ...

... still without elevating her voice, tnrn your boat this wry. I wish you to take me across to Mr. Walworth's. 'Cid vou speak? said he, suspending his oars, and looking round. I did; and as you very well know what I said, I shall not repeat it. How ...

... who called to him just as I came out to meet you. Come, Mildred, shall we go in now ? Yes, as well now as any time. I must speak to Barleigh, relative to wine letters to my English friends. I regret that he is with your uncle, whom I willingly would have ...

... effects became distinctly sisible the mischief which it occasioned was irreparable. In the next place, Mr. Mudge proceeded to speak of his own individual experience, For twenty years and upwards he hail born a member of their teetotal society, and had conducted ...

... system seises, The sufferer need nit now despair—. Fur all these evil. to disarm llot.t.owsi has found a charm, Fame doth speak of ,where Then let each .utterer in • trine, Act freely on tbi. For outward Pore., and inward i 11., l'ee Holluwa's Ointment—take ...

... crow on the top of the famous Chinese wall, or, less aspiring. nun themselves beside it? Had they heard Shang Eng and Lai Sus speak the language of Confucius, and atter wise sayings? They were travelled hens, surely. And, then, what an erect military carriage ...