... preturs without any unsightly roal or nad speenning -=Art Joraal A War Ben.—A Mr. Cody. o Massachusctis, nsed ’ frequently 1o speak of his smgulae bed. The night aber the tamopas batile of Monwouth, in 1778 he drew together four dead b.dies, sudl stie ched ...

... (s nottrue. “laimed §a the chureh of Rome'™ must mean either s ¢laimed by those in the chureh of Jome who buve authority to speak 1u the aame of the whole chureh,” which is the came - as claimed by the church of ftome,” or ** clnimed by those i the churcirof ...

... as soon as Parliament meets. We are inclined to believe that there is some degree of truth in the story told ; and we so speak on the authority of a party who, although rot in the Cabinet, is officia’ ly connected with the adminstration — Alion. BaroN ...

... if he had atzended the meeting in ques- |ho ghou d have 'l'hee was ol ot tt” : : | | impeachab’e character, who dare |to speak or ihink purpose of being initiated into the mysteries, as a fen lent is a furmer res.d.ng in the par.sh of Wool- tion, and ...

... thanked the | company for the honour done to Limself and Mr. | Bromwich. Mr. Gisn said he had a toast to propose X if he must speak as conchman he could not say the team was much out of training since all he had to do was to keep the leading horses well in ...

... salvation to the heathen. Tle o) erations of ihe Society by these men he wou'd ‘eave to be detai’ed | by the gent emen who would speak afer hm. There wus, however, one fallacy abroa! that he wished to noti e; many jerso:s seemed to think l it a kind of was'e ...

... and the usefu! arts languish. There is a heavinessin the air; you f-el cramped by some invisible power; the p ople dare not speak alond : they walk slowly ; an armed soldiery is round their dwellings; the armed police take from tte stranger his Bible before ...

... civil government. It is because the object of government is to uphold the dignity of right, in its embodiment, theoretically speaking, the law : and to watch over the interests of the society under its charge. The dignity of the law is best vin. dicated by ...

... weep not burning tears In its depths ; no drunkard’sshrieking ghost from she grave curses it in words of eternal despair! Speak out, my friends, would you exchange it for demon’s drink, alchohol A shout like the roar of a tempest answeeed—** No!” LIBERALITY ...

... Thanks (o theZGiver: Grace to the receiver: Praise to the all bounteous Blesser of the Board ! In cating and in drinking, in speaking andin thinking May all we do be done to the glory of the Lord. CHORUS. Shame to the greedy ! comfort to the needy ! May the ...

... Albert, and pree veed from the same brecd az “ Wisusor,’ obtained Pisize 304, awarded jn Class 20, The late owner of “ Winpgon” speak s of bim in the higlicst terme 89 o the superlority of tha Iwk produced from hudn-i dering the time it wae it L 5 possession ...

... most ex. pensive machinery which the necessary process may put into action. And one circumstance may here be wentioned which speaks velumes to the minds of such as are able to appreciate the trinmphs of religion over those who bave been wost excluded from ...