... circle of friends and acquaintances deplore his sudden and untimely end. An inques~t wavs held this evening before Dr. Hamilton, coroner, and a respectable jury, Mfr. John Rickard being foreman. A verdict, was re- turned that deceased died from the effects ...

... them were removed into the receiving- house much exhausted, and having received every attention were conveyed away by their friends. This scene cooled the ardour of many who would not hear the warnings of the icemnen, and for the remainder of the day the ...

... his next . action. By his last he has censured one of Eng. e land's best friends in Ireland, and still by this e last he will not get the Land League support, r h which he is trying for. if Br. H. TytoMAS, D.S., seconded the resolution, f e and said althouigh ...

... years, a carpenter, em- ployed at Anuevale,was trying thepowers of a small cannon which, it appears, had not been used for a considerable time past, Thompson belonged to. the Protestant party, and his friends who wvere with him at the time state positively ...

... wife and friends. My hiccoughs ceased, and I ex. perienced less pain than formerly. I was se rejoiced at this improved condition that, upon what I believed but a few days before -was my dying bed, I vowed, in the presence of my family sand friends, should ...

... still lived. Therefore, though, save the single sin, she seems to have been one of the best, the most charitable, and the kindest hearted of ladies, M. FPavre could not legally marry her. Happily for herself she has since died. But he was very anxious to ...

... 1 A Friend ?? 6d A Friend.._.. . .1Miss ?? 1 A ?? Gardner ?? W. ?? Lindsay ?? Mrs. Willis ?? 6d A Friend ?? R. Marshall ?? Friend ?? 6d F. ?? i~d A Friend ?? R., Marshall, ?? 66 A ?? 6d A ?? - 6d I Captain Bell ?? R. N. ?? 6d E. Graham ?? A ...

... day D by the chairman, Lord Shaftesbury, at the annual m meeting of the Turlish Missions Aid Society, held in 1 London. The friends of Christian missions will be -,gratified by the high testimony borne by one so well competent to judge as Lord Dufferin, ...

... heavy aud incessanit sqolalls of lain.l. The sloop had onily thiee eirsons on boatrd-the tive men lost, anid a youth of 16 yar'stho lat ter saved himself by clinging to the Iliber- 11ia;'8 riggilig. Thie deposit ions taiolls by tie passengers show the most ...

... of our con- temporaries of yesterday, relative tovwhat;in modern., phraseology are termed the Moral Statistics of the counc try. ':By way of shewibg how little infltence theological. opinions exert on'the conduct of the multitude, our sage contemporary ...

... ki;d friends ivho have sent us flowers, especially -Miss 3Iitcl~ell, Olinda; Mmrs. Anarewa, aud the Flowen Mioioa ot the louug. Women's Christian Assooilstion. The flowers are a great treat to the patients, but greatest to those who in their youth have ...

... tattered and torn, whose mothers apparently had never been taught the good old adage, A stitch in time saves nine. For the benefit of such lads as were dis- posed to improve their personal appearaace without calling in the aid of a fashionable tailor, patches ...