And still Christmas Day was at his elbow, plying him the wassail-bowl, till he roared, and hiccup'd, and protested there was no faith in dried ling, but commended it to the devil for a sour, windy, acrimonious, censorious, hy-po-crit-crit-cri-tical mess, and no dish for a gentleman.

But lowly fall before his mercie seate, Close covered with the Lambes integrity From the iust wrath of His avengefull threate 150 That sits upon the righteous throne on hy; His throne is built upon Eternity, More firme and durable then steele or brasse, Or the hard diamond, which them both doth passe.

And on her head a crown of purest gold 190 Is set, in signe of highest soverainty; And in her hand a scepter she doth hold, With which she rules the house of God on hy, And menageth the ever-moving sky, And in the same these lower creatures all 195 Subiected to her powre imperiall.

A card that cools a player's courage (I. Hy. VI., v. 3, 1. 83, &c.).

[F] Hy's jest.

And then it goes on to tell the General how it once rejoiced in extensive hoops, wore a coal-scuttle on its head, and rubbed its face with prepared chalk,(w-w-w-hy!

Mizzle sais it's a dot, and O'Riley swears (no, he don't do that, for we've gin up swearin' in the fog-sail), but he sais that it's a real post, 'bout as thick again as the main-mast, an' nine or ten times as hy.

The principal figures of Syntax are five; namely, El-lip'-sis, Ple'-o-nasm, Syl-lep'-sis, En-al'-la-ge, and Hy-per'-ba-ton.

POLAK, HY. S. L. executor of the Estate of C. F. Andrews.

Hy speed longhand.

In 521 A.D., St. Columba was born in Donegal, of the royal race, say the annalists, of Hy-Nialof the royal race, at any rate, of the great workers, doers, and thinkers all the world over.

Considering what a stout fighting race they proved in later agesfighting often when submission would have been the wiser policyit is curious that in early days these O'Neills or Hy-Nials seem to have been but a supine race.

The race of Hy-Nial had been titular kings for centuries, but they had never held the sovereignty in anything but name.

After the last-named followed Murhertach also of the Dalcassian house, at whose death the rule once more swung round to the house of Hy-Nial and Donald O'Lochlin reigned nominally until his death in 1121.

Hig, hi and hy, are perfectly identical, and nothing is more usual in A.S. than the omission of the final g after i; consequently, hig=hy, di=dig, therefore higdi=hydig.

Hig, hi and hy, are perfectly identical, and nothing is more usual in A.S. than the omission of the final g after i; consequently, hig=hy, di=dig, therefore higdi=hydig.

Headed by the bewitching Gormflaith Rathbressil, and including such brilliant artists as Maeve Errigal, Coomhoola Grits, Ethne O'Conarchy, Brigit Brandub, Corcu and Mocu, Diarmid Hy Brasil, Murtagh MacMurchada, Aillil Molt, Mag Mell and Donnchad Bodb, they form a galaxy of talent which, alike for the euphony of its nomenclature and the elasticity of its technique, has never been equalled since the days of ST. VITUS.

Strictly speaking, my pardner Hy hasn't gone off on a business trip.

"FELL' CITIZENS!" continued the Captain, "now these vile tools o' Mulca-a-hy silenced, warntellye I'm can'date

Yours faithfully, HY.

Trusting that nothing serious has occurred to disqualify my parcel, Yours faithfully, HY.

"Hy, Colonel Clifford!"

"Hy, Ben," he cried, "come here.

Hy! cage ready there!" "One Burnley, but he's bribed by a stranger.

"Hy! mister!"