... strength and judgment and power of reasoning, as well as solidity of character and determination of purpose while the Celts are dis- tinguished by more vivid imagination, more brilliant wit, finer taste, and deeper pathos. These constitute the poetical element ...

... FOR CATHOLIC I FRIENDLESS YOUTHS. ANNUAL MEETING. STREET-TRADING IN LIVERPOOL. Yesterday afternoon, at the Town Hall, Liver- pool, the annual meeting of the subscribers and friends of the Homes for Catholic Friendless Youths was held, when the Lord Mayor ...

... the gratings looking on these that they are permitted to gaze from a presciibed dis- tance upon, and exchange woras with, their visitors. twjeii the prisoners and their friends runs a passa^ of about a yard wide, with another set of iron bars fencing 1 ...

... LETTERS TO FRIENDS IN CONNAUGHT. 3ir iat NO. X. 0 TO TIlE EDlITORS OF THsE LImBRAL IVEWSPAPERSt IN ed CONNAUGHST. al. GENTLEMEN-The dark clouds gathering about England should warn us, Irishmen, to consider for our own coun- er try. If we must go down ...

... A TRYING ALTERNATIVE. Beryl is just twenty-one. She is tall and graceful ; fafir as a lily, and as beautiful. She is the only child ofI the late Sir Gerald Blythe, of Bloscobel Towers, Torquay, an orphan and an heiress, Laset year rhe laid her well-worn ...

... Hughes was so amazed at what he calls the ' marvellous cure 'in my case.'that he fart promnised .to try Warner's SAkF Cure himself. I mean to make everyone try it. I henr'that General Rutbher- ford, when he heard that I had passed the Medic l Boaid, has been ...

... tielotijging to his eaploecr and fifletL up his poclkele with carridaces '(;,aital rile, this ' lie shouted to tie dis- tracted ?? waio ovrs trying to make his portly wite nczapeeheisd that tllere was no chance of c(lreeing talf tice conteiits of the shanty ...

... consider how you can save -it must be done by economy. You all know the expe- riment has been tried among the industrious classes of England-the test, I say, has been tried, and that, too, successfully (cheers). Numbers having saved to within a small amount ...

... 10s, and the I average grant per application from Bs. 6d. to 7s A saving of £203 had thus been effected. The s committee did not, however, take credit to them- i selves for the saving effected under this head, an the fldw of passing foreign ershad steadily ...

... of a doctor he would have died, as he was very bad. I obtained work at $10 per month, but as I hadl no knowledge of farm work I was abused terribly. I tramped about, spending a fewv days in one place and then another, and saved about S10. I stopped in one ...

... protect the tenants from arbitrary increase of rent. When Home Rulers and Tories combine, Irishmen may pray to be saved from false friends. Lord HARTINGTON, in his speech at Blackburn, showed how patiently the Government bore with the excesses of the agitation ...

... :RIENhrDS TO RELIGIOUS LIERMTr. 'Saturday a riumerots meeting of the Friends of Religious Liberty dined together at the Freemasdns' Tavern. Lord Fingal, and',the Delegates sent by' the Catholics of Ireland, to present their address-to thie Prince Regent ...