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 gle hap'orth Of it: count it yourself, Mir. Rooney, and see it's all right. I'lltake a bed with ye to-nigh', and in the morning I'll be wanting il aga'n, to pay for m, lase; yell be sare not ,o fail to be giviu me the money when ax ye for it.

 'Och never fear Nick Rooney foi that replied the iunkeeper; 'there are the notes safe in my pocketbook and I'll put the same under my bolster this bles- Sed night.

 The door-keeper saw that now was his time to take part in the colIoquy; ac- cordingly he exclaimed:

 'Troth, Mismr Nicholas Rooney, and it is not myself that would be after trusting such an old Belzebub as you are with any money at all. Much better, sure, for the farmer to lend me hold of the fimsies- for I'm an honest man every inch, and I'll keep them as if they were lodged in the Bank of Ireland.'

 By the holy,' replied the farmer, we're mighty dacent sort ofa brute baste now, to be after thinking that would trust my money wid ye that never before set my eyes on. And sure, Mir. Rooney ought to give ye basting for the dirty suspicion on his honor.'

 Get out of my house, ye thief of the world,' reared the landlord to the officer what dye mane by it, sir?''

 Ave, bad manners to ye,' rejoined the countryman, what d'e mane, sir, by com putting to Mir. Rooney that he is a robber, and the likes of that But harring yer in- decency, isn't there yersalf there to the fore, ye spalpeen, to bear witness that l gived him the money? Get out, ye black guard! it's like enough ye're trying at the moment to pick my pocket; but knows the thricks of Dublin, can tell ye.'

 The officer now that it was his turn to make an apology, which he did by swear ing that it was onlyla joke, and no offence in the life after which he called fora nog- gin of whiskey, and took his departure.- The countryman, after short refreshment hastily bent his steps towards Ely Place, where he reported progress to MT. Curran.

 'Very well,' said the counsellor: now 20 back to the inn alone, and tell Rooney that you have been informed your landlord sails for England to morrow morning, and that you want the money now; for that is the only chance you have of getting your lease renewed, is by having it done this evening.

 Away hied the farmer,not we'll knowing what to make of the directors manGuvre; but he punctiliously executed his message, and soon returned with the money Roo- ney though sorry to let the booty out of his grasp, was too well aware of the con- sequences of denying transaction, to which there had been, what he thought, an acci- dental witness.

 On putting the notes down on the table Curran thus addressed his client. Well, now, my friend, so far 80 well we have now got the rascal fast.a

 'The Lord above be praised for his ten- der marces y replied the countryman; but with yer worshi p's lave, may be so bould as to obsarve, that the villain still houlds the money he first tuck from me-

 No such thing ? returned Curran 'why you blundering blockhead, don't you see that this is the first hundred pounds; and that you have nothing to do, tomorrow morning, but to go with your witness, and claim the hundred you left with him to- day.

 'The holy vargin,and the blessed saints be good unto you Masthur Curran,all the days of your life, replied the farmer; 'ye advise the right thing any how, and I'll do the same thing sure enough Y

 Accordingly, next day, the bitter found himself bit; when the countryman arrived with the officer to claimsthe money which the latter saw him deposit the day before, he was compelled to make restoration in order to avoid worse consequences.

 Curran often told the story, as an in- stance of his own ingenuity; and he decla- red, that if the countryman could not have procured the money from his uI cle, he him. self would have advanced the hundred ponnds for the second deposit, SO conf d. ent was he of the entire success of his scheme.

 From the Literary Cadet.

 ROTHCHILD, THE BANKER.

 In the course of a debate had some weeks since in the House of Commons, MT. Dus- combe alluded to Rothschld, the fam ous LOndon Banker. .sand made the follow