... vale ! To me 'tis sweetest music, A never-wearying tale. They teU of peace and goodness, As loud their cadence swells ; The speak of home— of England— The Old Church bells. When in my old lov'd ?? I've waadered lone at eve, My heart o'erfilled with sadness— ...

... happy state we an; in — expecting the bailifi. every hour, a very comfortable thing — no one we dare trust with anything or speak to— all we say is carried off, it is a regular spy job. To pay rent is impossible; so what is to ba done, or what the end of ...

... Queen V announcing the death of Her late Majesty the Queen Dow* ITALY. The Papal State*. — A letter from Rome of the 19th speaks of the return of the Pope at no distant period ts i r. ter resolied in principe, but without any fixed U'e Holiness'a return ...

... adjournment , the Mayor, to remove the difficulty, under- took to convene a special meeting on Monday next. CouncUlor Pollard, speaking of the hour of meeting, remarked that it would be more convenient if they would instruct the Clerk to mention the hour, for ...

... register was trannelled, caulked all round, and sheathed with patent galvanized metal in less than 20 hours — a fact which speaks volumes for the spirit, power, and conveniences always at hand in the enterprising port of Liverpool. It has been held by ...

... are unjust privileges to be swept away; but this is by no means the great work that lies immediately before us. Generally speaking, we have emancipated ourselves from the bad or doubtful conventional laws of man, and now we have to do with the irrepealable ...

... ail but starving needlewoman, to say nothing of the toiling artisan, or still worse off peasant, needs no illustration— it speaks trumpet-tongued in condemna- tion of the tax. The statesman, the philanthropist, aud the moralist, will here alike find ample ...

... has supplied in Manchester that religion Endow- ment has defrauded it of. With this striking contrast before bim, let no man speak slightingly of Voluntaryism. — Daily News. Singular Accident.— On Thursday last, an inquest was held at the Commercial Inn ...

... Testimonial, and am, gentlemen, yours truly, J. C. REINHARDT. Cures of Consumption in*Newrastle. Gentlemen,— l can myself speak of your Wafers with the greatest con Manor, having recommended them in manycases of pulmonary consump Men, and they have always ...

... following prices :— wheat 17s. to 21s. per sack ; shelling 235. 6d. to 245. 6d. per load ; beans 18s. per sack ; generally speaking this was an exceedingly doll market, es- pecially for the following articles— butter ls. 3d. to ls. 4d. per li_ f 24 OZ ' ...

... we do not think that Schl cgel's regret necessitated the manner in which he occa- sionally speaks of the Reformers. As an instance of what we mean, he speaks of the Hussite bloody wars ; as if the Hussites generally were wsrriors and blood-thirsty. Nothing ...

... full of sounds, the sky of tokens, the ground is al memoranda and signatures, and every object covered over with hints, which speak to the intelligent. — Emerson. Thb Moral Influence of the Times Nbwspapbr — I ask any religious man to watch the influence ...