... his friend and admirer, Mr. T. R. Wilkinson, who mad an In Nlentoram notice, in which he said We have met together to speak of a dear friend who is no more. It was fatly a brief week or two ref re that he had • said to me and mine, after a short sojourn ...

... stair Of that magnificent temple, which .loth bound One side of our whole vale with grandeur rare. In the year of which we speak, 1855, Wordsworth had been deal live years, but his venerable widow still lived, and we get interesting glimpses of her in ...

... of our highway travellers. There are, I admit, a class of men, who may be terme I, professional tramps, but Extorris speaks of them as all of one kind. Ile does certainly classify *heat, in a manner, for he says, Tramps like other niaminalia can ...

... herself--Poetry, the handmaiden of Music. To have a poetical mind is the highest blessing a kindly Providence can bestow. I speak not of the pleasures of adulation, or even of favourable criticism, but of the intense enjoyment of life which lives in every ...

... little more justice to him. Mr. Close, whatever his talent, is a very hard-working, and persevering man. Can all those who speak slightingly of him, say the same of themselves? Labour should nut be contemned or hindered, if it does nut interfere with the ...

... capacity, Lut you have no redress. The other , !ny a new house at South Kensington was found to have no drainage system worth speaking of. The occupier brought his landlord before the court, but lost the day. Good drains, which mean health, were not in the ...

... ekes in account et his atleenigratise i author hie one veracity atriMemiedatnti a journalist who calk hi eV ; cnoquior who speaks d his pen& Neraitir.—ln patios, r in cemilerce, an exchange lies. hoe& Newspaper Polities.--lio the world by writers bailed ...

... only secondary things. It was righteousness, not capital, that exalted a nation. Itefeniag to schication. the Bishop said, speaking generally, what's) , schools were 'maintained on a level with Board schools but the question was, would the former continue ...

... walked firmly to the scaffold. At the last moment the Goverour stepped to him, and mid, Anything further to my/ Do you wish to speak any owner To this be made no reply, and after • very brief pause tie executioner. Allanreed. perforerst he tub.. put* was *FM ...

... Italians were clever to play on the hag-pipes. In this instance I pointed out what is generally termed an Irish Cull; for speaking of an Italian, Estorris says, he will dance to you, or sing of la bells Italia to the melodious strains of his bag-pipes ...

... the manners and customs of the people among whom they were working. The address was illustrated by a few coloured sketches. Speaking of the negr, o boys brought up in the schools, out there, he said their faith and reverence was wonderful, and in acting ...

... precepts and copy a portion of his example, He was not committing himself to an indiscrimate approval of our hospital system. Speaking as a layman, he thought the forming of hospitals for special diseases was an unwise example of the principle of division ...