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... we a solid policy he would not oppose us. Mr.W. Forster, writing to the London papers iu reference to the annexations by Germany, ear that he welcomes German oolonisers. He believes that they will benefit the world, and that it would be a dog is the manger ...
... Chancellor against us. Had we a solid policy he would not oppose us. Mr.W. Forster, writing to the London papers ins refei once to the annexations by Germany, ear that he welcomes German eolonisers. He be. !levee that they will benefit the world, arid that it ...
... words of one great man, who had now left their communion, he might say that from her wealth England might become a beast of burden, or the evangeliser of the world. HARVE ST THANKSGIVING SERVICES. On Thursday evening the harvest thanksgiving services were ...
... the fragrant flowers; mai let the of the past year edir us up to new and holier dtfty. Bat a review of the year 1882 would furnish some of us with new reasons for gratitude to God, who had given us good homes and shelter, the true love of friends, and kindly ...
... the Oharoh of England. Very interesting were held on Sunday last at St. Thomas Cheirnh, Neath, in eonnection with the dedication of the new and visible pulpit, the gifts of the congregation and principal iiihtibittutts of the district. The psalms were ...
... which Rave us many heavy doctors' bills. It is by the judicious use of such articles of diet that a constitution may be gradually built up until strong enough to resist every tendency to disease, Hundreds of subtle mat,dies are floating around us ready to ...
... i t& Justioe England Coleridge” frequently called on of month civilised world stated horrified by French publio Layard diplomatist and ambassador to several of Powers Europe passed good in July in died Mr Peter Essle-mont Dundee widely chairman the Scotch ...
... Legends of New England. - The Algonquin Legends of New England, oisetains a collection of the myths, legende, and folklore of the Algonquin Indians. The collector, Mr. Leland, well-known to literature in connection with the name of Bane Breitmann ...
... WORLD' SAYS. Princess of Wales are going with sled to Germany when they leave intend to remain on the Continent The Prince goes first to I probably pay a visit to Baden) approaching xsce-meeting. The laughter' are going to Schwalbsch 1 takes course of ...
... -- --- Sweet Grant Dills, Montane. Russia is one of the great tea-drinkinp • countries of the world. It erocumos, it n asserted, cent, more tea than England. A._ •=,` TEA. At Croydon James Seymour, a shoe-maker s . N D 1' It E been remanded on a charge ...
... xiv-27 (latter part of the verse) “Not as the world giveth give I unto you” The points of the discourse were as follow: (1) The world giveth from it re-ceiveth Christ giveth from his fulness (2) The world giveth because it cannot help giving Christ giveth ...
... rest. An' don' go to erttereisin' dot ar One wa'at knows de best! He have sent us many comforts—He have right to take away— To de Lawd be pmiese an' glory now and II —Lot us pray.' Non -con. Notes. [By • Nowootrosicerr.) meetings of the Congregational ...