... Wilson's friend, addressing terms politeness, pulled out a box, and said, Sir, fortunately have some, and it is at your service, He then emptied his box into that Thurtell, who expressed his thanks stroug terms, exclaiming, A friend need is a friend indeed ...

... THE DUBLIN EVENING MAIL, j THE NATIVITY, POEM—BvT. It beet) tno often reproffeh the Irish Naj Can, that youthful aspirants for literary fame, have either been crushed irt their efforts, driven to the i Sister Country seek that support and encouragement ...

... got ou the rock nt-ar as distinctly to hear the piercing screams of womy children, men, in piercing agony calling out, oh ! save us 1 The men were directed to cut down tie, maiu-inast, which, it was calculated, would reach throcks we were upon, but to ...

... of 89, 80, 80, and 75, played whist at the residence ot the oldest in Hath, the instant, without using spectacles glasses, save the latter for drinking cherry brandy ! „ BOW-STREET, LONDuxi Mr. in. lord, a tall athletic vouiu; man h-»M« i ia the first ...

... 111 East. 55-1, ■ cmiip'etclv set this matter at rest, and if the fourth j , omit were not in the case, would have been; saved the trouble of addressing the Jury. The alle- t contained in this fourth count are, that— •'The Proprietors of The Mail, well ...

... in which the little savings of slaves might be accumulated, with the additional advantages that the tie of the law aud the ever-watching eye of public opinion would continue bim the unmolested possession of his property untiliie died. By these measures ...

... the subject. He could not attentat to trace more than its outline, and should have acquiesced with the suggestion of Noble Friend, and postponed his motion till all the Papers for which - had called were laid before the House, had no: thought that many ...

... the command of the party, hoped he would as good as his word ; he wanted to go to the stables save the horses, aud lie reached, there was possibility of saving them. He their returned towards the barrack-door, a mau levelled piece towards him and fired ...

... succeeded. Mr. passed at Benin as at) inhabitant, or rather native of the interior, who had come to England, when youth, and was now trying to return to Iris country. The King and Emegrands (cr Nobles) gave credit to this, Mr. being in Moorish dress, with ...

... remained to be paid ; but the next year there would be a cousiderable saving. —From the calculation he had made, that saving would amount to about 230,000/. There would also saving Exchequer Bills, transferring to the Consolidated Fund the 4 000,000/ ...

... Hues:ion. Give leave to ask him did he ever try ? 'Hear.) Do not let him misconstrue expression of Voble Friend, to make it supposed that would joii lim in the Cabinet, and support the Catholic Question.— Noble Friend never said, and never insinuated such liiug ...

... descent, au heiress to estate at Rayne, in the district Gairwih, in the County of Aberdeen ; he died at Valenciennes, the 2d of August, 1791. His Lordship's mother died in Scotland, while was his travels, 1811. Lord Byron succeeded to the title and estates the ...