... these a points ?? nd he can meet such men, and speak, and sing, and pray with' hem, without giving up any of his own distinctive opipions, and without giving anympledge that she will'ot at other times speak, andact upon those dis- tinctive opinions, even ...

... twine among her hair Pro r Roses, as white as sanlit snows, was Bat jewels place not there. 30.I No gems of vanity should speak, A Nor fashlon's glittering prize, beh While meekness blushes on tbe cheek, T . And faith lights up the eyes. th it There should ...

... adviea to emigrants is well c ed worth attentivo perusal. Some slight inconsistances are to be Loi to- met with. In one part (speaking of Sydney,) he says, snow re, and frost are unkusmva, and in another we eeldom experience sC IIt frost; and gives us ...

... OPPRESSION OF TENANTS.-A tenant- farmer, who dates from Pershore, Worcestershire, has addressed aletter to the Times, in which, speaking of the vermin called hares and rabbits, he says, There they are, night and day, eating and destroying (yes, they des- ...

... martter-of-fact shape, and let them speak for themeelves' Consumptien may be hereditary, or may arise from othercausesi than low wages, &c. But the rule and scale of wages, and their proportion to work done, would speak velumes. One FoR THR NIGHT AsYLoXu ...

... is it, to speak of to pub Miss Prettyman? After all I've suffered to-day, and whea t I'm not to open my lips! Yes;ni'mto bebroughitaway cheeril from my own home, dragged down here to the sea-side, Sirnist and made ill ; and I'm not to speak. I Should ...

... off the circuit altogether. No attorney will, speaking generally, give a brief to a man whom the bar of the circuit refuse to recognise as a gentleman, or intrust a cause to a junior who is not on speaking terms with his leader. The bar of the Oxford and ...

... this, of such a man's acquiremeuts would be to countenance immorality, which shall not be done by me,-neither, Sir, shall I speak of yours Youirs, &C. ~~8 . JOHN TAYLOR. Ldiverpool octobere. 1945. ...

... lacerated. Our opportunities of attending the theatre being bat few and far between, we ctinot speak of thO fairy spectacle I e and ballet of Ondine, but report speaks highly 'of both I the scenery and the danci. t Douglas Jerrold's new, mucb-admired and deservedly ...

... will use none-at least for the present. id- He is excessively angry with Mexico because her minister : ed has ventured to speak -of Mr. Shannon's remonstrance against the renewal of hostilities against Texas, whilst s es America was negotiating with the ...

... Jewish persuasion to Town Councils and Corporate offices, the Duke of Cambridge, at its final stage, taking an opportunity to speak in terms of warm nod well- deserved enicomium of the character of the people for vhose! relief it is intended. Let us hope ...

... account that head winds and calms prevailed during nearly the whole of her passage. She is commanded by Captain White, who speaks of her capabilities, both as regards speed and being an excellent sea-boat, either with or without the screw, in the highest ...