... young end old. rho Ro~torei rCP j. TL'e Hair Dressing cultivates and your bair is thin try it, it satuy try i, Ii ha!' it, if lubtreless try it, it noneof tiosf try ! sibo use it jil preserve tbeir hairtbraugn l ,5 S. A. Allen'a pyirocipsal sales tfLice ...

... which is well adapted to try ad the powers of vigorous manhood, and which is, we believe, peculiar to onr own land. While in the hey-day of yoith, too, Mr. W. W. Wes- tenra is said to have enlisted, without the knowledge of his friends, as a soldier in a marching ...

... to surpass him in the ranks of the Church, or indeed of any profession, w-arm dnd unflinching as a friend, generous to a point that knew no bounds, save in the display and the publicity of that generosity-genial and social, so as to make himself the very ...

... Matthew Ray, the well-!2 ?? fraend of Cd'Conneli, and his comapanien in |] a incisoienment after the State Trials o. ?? 3I. Ray died ye-terdav at LiB residence in Bath- Lines, after a comparatively brief i21neas, and at an a-e that reached almost to tiie ...

... over forty years was an ornament to his church, a lhing bal. wark of liberty, and a devoted and self deo friend of the poor. Our lamented friend breathed his last on Friday morning, at his residence j Claremorris, county Mayo. Father James Uughe was President ...

... manners, most be ris cal vjittUilS and unwearied diligence in the dis- eda :theduties of his high office, rendered him at once chrle od respected by every sect of Christians. Doctor (save about a year at Maynooth) studied in Carlow N,0lan (5w Which he was ...

... positions and avocations, ware the late Richard O'Gormaan, and hie Mread MsthiaA J. OuKely. Kr. O'Kelly died onath. 5h intn,4 hlis 8ldyeau. The friends to whosn all hissrieth and excellece wrere known, need no obituary record ef tbew. tesylepwitd oe~- otewie ...

... left fortune, h home, and friends to fight for their country in the Eas t. The correspondent of the Morn'itrg Post in the Crimea writes as follows Amiong those who have found an early grave from labouur. t ing hard under trying circumstances, I am sorry ...

... gigantic j 3- efforts to serve humanity, instruct youth, and y n save from vice and crime thousands born, it r t would seem, to no other inheritance by the ex- s Le ample of their parents and friends in the city of r revolutions, and in itle worst of ...

... 'TIlE LATE LORD SEYATOUR. One of the best-known Englishmen in Paris, Lord Seymour, brother of Lord Hertfordt, hns just died itn Paris rather unexpectedly, at the age of 54, of an at- tack of gout. Ile wvas a mili remarklal)le i niore than one respect ...

... rt::ce f,,r iell:. We l: sve to smnrn the loqss of thbm re cliii ousr b'e-t to save, Bf-, soil on earth, regietted gone, R'esetabereil il the grave. herd by a Icing friend. ...

... IHarewood, was on Thursday solemnized at the church of St. George, Hanover. square, in the presence of a numerous circle of the friends and family connections of both noble parties. Of the parties immediately interested in the proceedings, the Duke of' Portland ...