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... ADDRESS OF THE YOUTHS OF BROWN- STREET, MANCHESTER, TO THE YOUTHS OF ENGLAND, IRELAND, SCOTLAND, AND WALES. BROToHERS,-We believe that it is high time for the I co Youths of the United Kingdom to investigate the cause an of the sufferings the working ...
... of sleeping, and eating, and drinking- especially drinking. One of our moining newspapers might try as a new feature a column devoted to Our Gilded Youth Day by Day. There would always be ample material. One day it would be the sensational story of ...
... THE MODERN YOUTH-CONSUMER. ?? ?? (A bridgedfrom Chambers's Journal.) We last week briefly drew attention to a notice in Chambers'sJournal of the second edition of Dr. Bal- birnie's work, 44The Water-cure in Consumption-a Demonstration of its Curability; ...
... a very great demand for suitable labour to work that land. To save writing long letters, the following are the answers I give to the ques. inons on emigration usually asked by the friends of young met::- What kind of men should not emigriate'! Net clerks ...
... OUR YOUTH IIN .ARICA. [A TRUE STORY.] I found him Ileaning against a shop-front, near the ELchanigc (wrote a ?? to the Ju/atwtiesbary ?? lookling rather discousolate. Out of a billet 'I qtueried. F ei. C'urtly. conie and haive a drink. ti `W hoellpou ...
... FRIEND CROPPER. This steek gentlemian h as pub- iished a seeond iet~er to a Friend whirh I insert be- lowv. It was, apparen)ty, urit Sten before ha could get a Sigqt of r,3y first letter in answer to his Arest I do no t tk17no,-'. tha2 3 shalO ake any ...
... can call Jesus Lord but by the Holy Spirit;` and further, I1 'that Christ died for all, that thev which five should not hence- A forth live unto themselves, but unto Him which died for them,- and rose again; and we unhesitatingly acknowledge that other ...
... The tithes dl one were a sufficient dis- couragement to its cultivation. Far the worst feature of the tithing of tobacco is, that the tithe is not taztken on the ar- ticle when it is cut, or in the process of saving, but the Clergy Claiml to be entitled ...
... aid of the bathers Lloyd got to the 'hank and was saved. Auden sank twice and again went down with two youths who were attemptine to rescue him. The latter Were con pelled finally to leave him and save their own lives. When Auden's body was recovered some ...
... lay at the foundation of national prosperity of the risin generation-he never- 'was dis- couraged by that vice and degeneracy which, alas, all who had to do with the youth of this metropolis, knew to prevail so lamentably-he found that among all this-degradation ...
... 60Durnarider, OR the 13th a child died; it is the opinion of several intelligent Passengers, that a great many will die, if proper means are not resorted to for ventilating the ship.>t-'' : 14th.-Another'child died this ?? mate had a wind-sail placed ...
... SOCIETY OF FRIENDS. in 1- ,in The following 'is the epistle from thes yearly meeting, mon :c* b eld in London, by adjourrnsents from the 24th of the The ?? 5th month, to the ist of the 6th month jnclusive, 1826 :-final Irs To thec Quasrterly and Monthly ...