... particulars of Ins cate, he has kindly furnished. Tuhi>very lucid and statements, which 1 eDclosc. I caa add nothing; they speak for themselves; but I may observe, that his leaving L.iicolnsliiie it was t e decided impression all his friends both in Huston ...

... brought to God, great of missionary spirit did eiisl. Although it not Ibeir calling to goto dirlaot parts of the earth, and speak of Jesus, sad the work kia spirit upon the minds 'of men, yet they taw them working here at home. He blessed God for so many ...

... entwining Osar the flowers reil of glittering sheen; 1 strayed with her beneath those pure Spring skier. Alone with her, and speaking but in sighs I Ah ! words, nut feelings, failed then ; Ah! words are cold compared to rerealings; When heart meets heart ...

... Wednesday last, hsewever, a gentlclnanly-dressed man walked itto the shrip, ani having got Mr. Johis- son aside, as if to speak. to him aboilt sonic particular business, woitlsoit anyt hesitation or circumloaimtioii of speech, lise told Mr. Johnson that ...

... this is, beyond all question, the most grotesque, ludicrous, and absurd. With respect to Mr. Douglas, it is impossible to speak with common moderation. is rabid voluntary, and an enemy in principle the institution whose extended usefulness his appointment ...

... have assumed more than usually daring character. Some the threatening letter* which are sent by General Rock’s icyrmidouis, speak of a day of general massacre.” Daring Attack. —On Monday last, at the hour of ten o’clock in the morning, the dwelling-house ...

... firm, and that the failure is unconnected with the late stoppages and excitement at Glasgow. The cause of the failure (we speak from mere rumour) is the fatal effects of 1825. Messrs. Frys and Chapman were deeply engaged in the speculations of that period ...

... can pronounce it exquisite. know nation- the ingredient. that leave such a. are more 'cnrt-iu. in Fish Sauce* than are ; but speak In the riehnm. of it» flavour, which, our thinking, wunld create an appetite under the ribs death.”— THORN’S POTTED YARMOUTH ...

... the larboard or starboard side, but I looked for some cotton to stop the blood. The captain said, For God's sake, Tom, do speak a couple of words, and then he heaved the bayonet on the foor. The corpse was then taken on the deck. Reason did not live ...

... thecircumstar.ee was communicated to him was greatly affected-indcscrihahly so. He was forty miles from home the time, and did not speak single word till he * ,r Watchman deposed seeing lady leave the plaintiff's bouse, on the night in question, in Mr. Garth carnage ...

... and don’t wish to return to the subjectJ ; but when we began on the steak wc looked each other and loved other. We did not Speak—our hearts w ere too full for that; but took a bit, and laid down our forks, and looked at one another, and understood each ...

... school. masters Latin, and prepared students for ordination; taught clergymen to read the Liturgy, and Lancashire men to speak English; yet, with testimonials before me that would promote the interest of any other man's son, I am starving, and expect ...