... The sale of spirits is strictly prohibited.— Cor. Ulverkton November Hiring Fair. —This fair, which may be said to be time honoured festival of the place, came off on Thursday last, with all its accustomed ecM. The day being beautifully fine, the town was ...

... reception held in his honour at the Austrian Embassy, arriving there at midnight. A deputation from the Tribunal of Commerce has returned the Lord Mayor's visit, availing itself of the opportunity to show him a gold medal struck in honour of his visit to Paris ...

... tae whole world pities me now. Magistrate: Prisoner, have you any visit e means of support? Prisoner: Yis, For, yer honour. To his wife, a laundress: Bridget, stand up, no that the court can see yes r' That's a terrible noise in the punier'' ...

... error. The mountain districts in Inis county are assured abound with them; and as proof of this we may state that a veteran sportsman in Loweswater recently had in his possession, at one time, no fewer than thirteen ravena and seventy-five carrion crows, ...

... bounds were doing—he kept pace with the huntsman over !many miles of difficult fell ground and .as on the scene when a foz was rolled over on the open on the fell breast above the place where hounds had met several hours previously. Ideal bunting weather favoured ...

... sugar. The plums do not require stoning. Flurry.° Si, Ks. Eqg and trealerumb the fillets, then make each one into a deft little roll 7 fill the interim with lobster or co.! roe, and fry in a wire basket. in boiling fat. Frequently the fill. to are not filled ...

... service of the Earl of Kintore, on one occasion shot six snipes on the wing at one time. In 1856, on the Scottish moors, a sportsman stalked up to four blackcocks, caught them in a line as they rose, and killed them all; three fell at onoe, and the fourth ...

... that he has, by acting thus, gained Ihe icputaiion ol coward and we woutd hintalsoto Tomlinson that bought prizes reflect no honour upon him, and that in luture the more ha trusts to his power and the lets to his pocket (be belter it will be for bis lame ...

... in the course between Sweep and Burk, which was merry one, and won cleverly the former dog, who made complete somerset, and rolled two or three times over with the hare his mouth. The run was slashing affair. Spring took the lead nut of the slips; but in ...

... Sir—l have the honour enclose £10 for the O'Connell Fund : fund which, I trust, will prove on this occasion, as distinctly as at any former period, the lasting j gratitude of Ireland to thf most distinguished other sons. I have the honour, &c. t D. Murray ...

... Caught tire and burst in harmony, as grows A dream to waking thought ; and soon the whole Of the fair fabric seemed to fuse and roll In streams of molten music, till it froze Anew to fretted done ; now in repose And now in rapture sank and soared my soul, ...

... remain with her bnabend. ...