... Almighty can alone recognise as his minister; and the flock as their shepherd, feeds in a narrow lane, upon heath and garbage, picking up a stray leaf here, and a chance acorn there, a drifting carrot when the floods are in, or a bunch of turnips which- ...

... the Almighty can alone recognise M bis Minister, and the flock a, ihew shepherd, feed, in a narrow lane, upon heath and garbage, picking up a stray leaf here, and chance .corn there . drifting car rot when the flood, are in, or a bunch of turnips which some ...

... for their machines and apprentices, while the regular journeymen have been compelled to pace the streets and lanes, picking garbage to appease hunger, for they dared not stop at home for fear of robbing their families of their scanty fare. It would appear ...

... Almighty can alone recognise as his minister, and the flock as their shepherd, feeds in a narrow lane, upon heath and garbage, picking up a stray leaf here, and a chance acorn there, a drifting carrot when the floods are in, or a b unc h o f turn i ps ...

... may be illfed, ill-clothed, and ill-lodged; but it is at least secure of employment.''—(Tes; it can employ itself in picking garbage to make for its deficiency in food, in begging for rags to patch its clothes, in hopeless attempts rendering its wretched ...

... Vimighty can alone recognise as his minister, am! the flock ns their shepherd, feeds in narrow lan«-. upon heath and garbage, picking up a stray leaf here, ami a chance acorn there, a drifting carrot when tin Ib.ods ate in, or hunch of turnips which some ...

... PICKED UP DURING FOURTEEN YEAR, LEAVES FROM LIFE. RESIDENCE IN THE WEST INDIES. By NEVILLS WILLIAMS. It is $ tWair *at la ass wherelsk nothing ta be bat sot sad ply. but la wlisrela so is to be* skiffs& am ex ths omit It; as if Amos wits Less to be Ostend ...

... relates an instance of destitution far more powerful than any declamation can possibly ; poor fellow having been seen picking pieces of garbage off the skate which had been thrown on the dung heap. We do not think that the address calculated to flatter the ...

... glimpses of the moon. Her haunts were the damp nooks and out of-the-way corners of large buildings, and her food the garbage she could pick up there When seen at all, she winked and looked most comically wise ; but, oftener heard than seen, her music was ...

... thousands of others, brought to the popular cause no genius, talent, no research—all he could hope for was to see his unconnected garbage of words, licked into the shape of common-place by the newspaper reporters, and his name put at the commencement of them. ...

... to carry garbage to the Pevii. We spare the modesties of Goulburn or Mr Wynn the application As the good old proverb has it,Let every herring hang by own head, and every tub stand on its own bottom. let be with parties. Let us hive picking and choosing ...

... of others, brought to the popular cause no genius, no talent, no research—all he could hope for was to see his unconnected garbage of words, licked into the shape of common-place by theinewspaper reporters, and his name put at the commencement of them. ...