... Churc Endowment Bill, Mr. PLUMPTRE, a pious churchman, expressed his strong disapprobation of that bigoted party who could speak of leaving those who differed from the Established Church to the uncove- manted mercies of God. This declaration waas greeted ...

... doctrines of Christianity, and bringing back to the bosom of the Church those who have gone astray. The f'oreis_,n journals speak of newv captuies of vessels by the Algerines, and the carrying the crews into slavery. Thbe Dey h. s lately been presented ...

... brown eyebrows, smooth compressed nose, small handsome mouth, good set man of teeth, round chin, black moustaches and beard, speaks German, prop tIungarian, Latin, Slovack, some French, and Italian. Especial signs or marks are :a natural complexion, curls ...

... persons being collected, Col. Thompson commenced e t] ie speaking. In a minute or two, Mr. Crompton's break was wheeled S Le back into the yard, and he mounted the box, and commenced a Ig speaking and gesticulating in an excited manner, amidst the groans ...

... g himself against the hi remarks of the sIsHOP O' EXETER in his late judgment in the case SL of the Rev. WALTER BLUNr. He speaks with pious horror of the rn bigotry which leads the BISiHOP to decide against reading the hurial ti service over a Dissenter ...

... the interests of tile Southern States to s those of the Northiern, and recommending open re-ii sistance to the Government. Speaking of this and b other meetings, one of the Netev York papers says, that the present excitement is not mere empty va- potiring ...

... 1848. GENTLEAitrx.-I have seen the letter of your cor respondent X, and feel called upon briefly to notice it. MIe says, in speaking of the Jiofcswl British Merino, they have failed of success also, lie asserts, I have not heard that any of their mi ...

... score of his services as editor. Ite is, therefore, the haid servant of the govern- metit; astd, of course, speaks only %what lie is instructed to speak. Wl1TntY.-'l le Yorksltre;tman says :-It is gene. rally reported that George Hudson, Esq., the great railway ...

... author of the notorious tract on Reserve, and Mr. Newman, the writer of the sentence that the Christian ' both thinks and speaks the truth except when consideration is necessary, r- and then, as a physician for the good of his patients, be will be he ...

... ptrsuasion and plaintive tentderics, findl their way inssantaneously to tlte heart; it patssLej-S plrely co~lomqtial, ihe speaks with sn ease and f etlom, which arc mioic frc;quently met witi in eonmic thaen tragic pcrlbriers. The higher tones of her ...

... pledge my honour, in the presence of n- God, to the truth of what I state; artd that I feel to bela strong an he obilgation to speak the truth as any that can be devised. in Co,%attsjooaEn.-Wc have nothing to do with your honour here. It, What is your religion ...

... but what is the fact with, regard to those schools I In them the children I are not 'obliged to speak French, but converse in patois; !D I they hear and speak nothing else at home, and elsewhere'R and their whole exercise in French is confined to the lesson ...