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... careful attention of the p, world to the altered position and temper ofEtglatcL E The England of the nineteenth ceonturr, though sub- w stantially the same country,; is still in'same respects it much changed- from the England, of the eighteenth. o: The ...
... THE USE AND ABUSE OF THE WORLD. FASHION. on Sunday afternoon the fourth Of the seriles Of ?? aon The Use and Abuse of the World at St. Jamies's a 8Church, Piccadilly, wits preached to a large congregation byp ethe Very Rev, thle Dean of Chester (Dr ...
... THVSDAYi, DE3CEM¢BBB 20, L877, The seriousness of the war position for England and the world. cannot atthe present moment be overstated. The British Cabinet . met yesterday; its transactions, of course, al .have not beea published. It is significant Da ...
... confined to our homes by disease we are virtually out of the world. Friends may, and do, pity us; but they do not lay down by our side and suffer with us. Ah! no. They go their own ways and leave us alone. In the midst of company we 'are still i alone. Enjoyment ...
... THE ART OF OLD JAPAN: ITS USES AND I tABUSES IN ENGLAND. A lecture was delivered on' Monday evening, at the Masonic Hall, New Street, in connoction with the 13ir- ming-iram School of Art, by Mr. CI 1'foundes. of iondoer (for man years resident in J'apan) ...
... tin ' shill be ! freedom's crest, a will end And vaengomne~d tohnguest with slanderous spin c so that To have at us-assassin like, any stab us In thc idirectly | flit should they come-dare they to think th,: orto Eind shoul hw them fear- mber Of To arms ...
... for tl the world. To the cabinet of England looks every tr nation, of' the world for direction and precedent. Il Should two rival nations be unable satisfactorily to M settle a dispute, Esngland is appealed to, to decide. th Indeed, England seems at present ...
... N,-,vr iu tbe, history of England, or of the ,old, has such a fleet been brought to- - - -- A 1 ,-5tl1er as that assembubled at Spithead this week in honour of the Diamond Jubilee of thre Queca. lt is a flcat that no other nation rnder heaven could show ...
... gaze, An awe and wonder to the trembling world. Yes; were ve aged-did oar great life die out- Were England itIsied, as the nations are That once knew 1gretners, phantotus of the past Would rule earth for us, apd the subject seas, So long our tributaries ...
... commission to a fair in than to send England, or to pay freight to London on any articles there to be exhibited. We have a World's Fair now in session oIL this continent. We are all on exhibion be- fore the world, and ,we are within the eight and the ...
... Reformation ; anid I msust believe that those who taunt us with not being true to those principles, themselves only take as much of them as they like. God is the judge. I wish those who judge us would only exercise as inuch charity, and take as much pains ...
... .The World of Sport, C- CLOSE OF FOOTBALL SEASON. ENGLISH CUP PROSPECTS. Pedestrianism, Boxing, &c. England, although scoring three goals to Scot- land's nil in the International football match at Liverpool, did not have such a very easy victory, for ...