... smoking with quiet enjoyment the long wooden pipes, while some write long letters their friends at home and send off to wives or mothers in Prussia all that they can save from their small pay.— Times’ Correspondent. Instructor of Musketry, vice Lieutenant ...

... John Daunt. STATE OR THE HOUSE. In the house on Saturday, the 22d inst., 189 ; admitted the following week, 35 ; died, 1* born, 0; dis» charged, 23; remaining on Saturday, the 29th inst, 200; of these were in hospital. COST PROVISIONS, &C. Cost of provisions ...

... DIED the 13th inst., Kinsalc, Captain Philip Lanplncr, late half-pav, llcgt, at an advanced age. the isth hist., Kemnare, county Kerry, Tlinotheus M’Cartliy. Es.|. M.D., J.P. lin the Util ins!., at the Spa, aged 67, Thomas (11 onnor. Esq., eldest son ...

... DIED On the 7th inst., Queen’s Park, Monkstown. Co. Dublin, of scarlatina. Adeline Annabella, youngest daughter of Alfred G. Jones, Esq., aged two years and five months. On the Bth inst., Maria Mount, Richmond, South, after a abort illness, Eleanor Philomenc ...

... DIED At her daughter's residence. North Main-street, in the 73rd year her age, Eleanor, relict of the late Mr. Patrick Burke. On the ult., at the Lodge, Acton, Middlesex, the residence of her brother-in-law, H. Scott Turner, Esq., Caroline, wife of the ...

... DIED 28th inst., Mr. George Orioo, of Dublin, aged years. On the 28th inst., St. Vincent’s Hospital, Stephen’sgreen, Dublin, Mr. Edward O’Driscoll, late Balhavenuo. THANKS. Lying-in Hospital, anils baby clothes from Hit* Warm*, Aahagrov How ditto tov ...

... of Medicine Dr, Cummins presents bis compliments to Mr. Paul, and begs to inform him that bis * Every Man's Friend” has en- several of his friends and tirely taken away his Corns, and he has recommended it te tients, and in no instance has it failed in ...

... DIED the inst. at 174, Lower Glanraire Road, Abraham Thomas, only surviving son of Abraham Warren. Grattan Hill, aged 11 years and eight months. the 12th inst., at Bournemouth, Lord Edward Henrv Cecil, Commander the Royal Navy, aged 27, third son of the ...

... THE SOCTETY OF FRIENDS. Dear Friends, —In tho fresh experience granted this time of the prociousnosa of Christian fellowship would humbly acknowledge of Lord. Wo havo boon enabled to transact various concerns that havo como before ns under senso His uniting ...

... right to the charge of it. The captain addremed an announcement to the Birmingham Daily thmaking an his friends who no kiwiawisted him in trying to And his dearly. land Add, and to as,. it from ruination. ...

... TRY ERE YOU DESPAIR. HOLLOWAY’S PILLS: CURE OF ASTHMA. Extract of a from Mr. Benjamin Mackie, respectable 11th, 1848, Quaker. dated Creenagh, near Longhall, Ireland, dated Septembe: To Professor ED FRIEND—T excellent Pills have effectualy R® cured me ...

... SAVINGS’ BANKS. It is reported in thatjlty that goverument has it in intention to sell out the stock of the Savings Bank, for tbc purpose of paying the advance to the West Indian's at the rate of 60,0001. per week. Can this be true 7—Standard of Thursday ...