... of Tullamoore and Ballymore,” and we were not mistaken. He has come out pretty strong, and rather long, in a letter to bis friend, Mr. O’Brien, of which the cream is contained in the following period :— “To acquire universal despotic control ; denunciations ...

... connected with some dread | of offending these invisible fellow-workers | in the mines. One tale is told of two lads ‘who were saved from death by the - | ance of their own doubles. They been engaged or early duty, and were sleepirg ‘in their beds n their ...

... after the manner of Friends by persons who professed to be Friends, and attended their religious meetings, one only of the contracting parties being a member of the society ; and, secondly, between persons who preferred to be Friends and attended their ...

... that, although poor and dis- tressed most of them were, there was one debt which, happily, they were able to pay. They were not bank- rupts in gratitude. Need he say they owed a deep debt of gratitude to their esteemed friend, Mr. Herbert, their untiring ...

... SAVE BY A INCH worked hard, aud the jor branch fought its corner piucl Kiveation, and Clubs have been well sustained throughthe year. ‘Tne social ev: aud country excursions were largely owing to the energy and kurdnese ofthe Ladies’ Auxiliary. Dariag ...

... hed to remind hishon. and gallant friend of the captain who gave evidence before committee denying the existence of these pirates, and i who was after- He trusted t hat his hon. and gal- wards murdered by them. lant friend would never meet with a simi lar ...

... OUR YOUTH IN AFRICA. A FACT 1 fount him leaning egainst a shep-front, near the Exchange rather discon- to the « Jobanuesburg Joking *Qut of billet ?” 1 queried “ Yes.” Curtly. anc. Oa remarked nonchalant! fellows ali say, *Come and have a drink,’ as if ...

... since miscarried through the post. 1 last saw Clarke’s biters at the end Juno last year, and asked a friend mine forward them to in Ixmdoo. My friend was Mr, H. R. Clarke, of Shaakltn Cottage. never received tho packet which was forwarded tho of Dawkins ...

... others, that his sons will try their strength with the British; while others, who know the native character well, say that has already sent off the bulk of bis cattle into the inaccessible and rugged mountains, and will try the effect of duplicity and ...

... Lifeboat Institution bas done noble work in saving forty-five persons from numerous fishing boats which bad been overtaken in a storm outside Buckie. Body's Bulwark.—Nine-tenths of the adults depend upon a di state of the Holl joway's Pills correct the ...

... be was on being ordered bas to try his native air, west to Dublin. in the covered be returned to Sir William Temple, who removed to Shane At Shane the King wes In com- pliment to Sir William, his Majesty offered hie friend “a of But Swift, having the wes ...

... his gratitude for the interest shewn by his friends, he may be excused for the unintentional omis- sion. The sympathy and interest experienced by him on this dis- tressing occasion, and the exertions used to save his property, have been beyond expression ...