... efficient in the accomplishment of practical good—(applause)—and was much respected both as a friend and an employer. After speaking favour of protection, the speaker proposed The Army and Navy. Mr. Thomas Price returned thanks. He hoped the army and navy ...

... numerous tribe, the chief a youth. Many Makoba or Bayeiye fish and float on the river ; darker in complexion than Bechuanas, and speak language which has slight klick. Canoes hollowed out of one tree, very fine scenery on the banks of the river, splendid trees ...

... guilt and danger ; with a vague and apathetic hope of mercy; but without any of those qualifications which the Scriptures speak ef as indispensable to the attainment of it. these are undeniable facts: and our church building, church restoration, and extension ...

... should not now have passed any commentary whatever on proceedings at Preston on Wednesday, but left our report of them to speak for itself, had not been determined that Mr. Hulton shoulo have fair play at our hands throughout this business. A mere accident ...

... ad. a. d. a. d. In 1848-- .47 6 31 29 1 33 7 37 10 In 1849 38 0 25 15 11 Decline ..89 57 27 8 11 This simple statement speaks volumes, and demonstrates the position to which our farmers have been reduced as plainly as anything which could possibly ...

... ourselves that the government have resolved not to disturb the existing corn laws. Towards the end of the same article, speaking of Mr. Cobden's recent speech at Leeds, it is stated The government had previously made up their minds to stand or fall ...

... had is raised above the level of tbe street the windows which light theai are nearly level with the pavement. We need not speak of the cost of tbe building, or the mode in which it is be managed ; for that we refer to the details given by Mr. David Morris ...

... portion of the centre hall was kept clear by means of ropes fixed to the pillars, and of that space we must be understood as speaking when we say the Hall, for was the representative of the baronial hall in which the games were supposed to be carried on ...

... that bead, and excepting in the ca*e of one poor woman, whom, he supposed, had heard Dr. Watts explain his views, generally speaking thu poor had declared they would pre- fer schools where the Scriptures were taught rather than send them to schools where ...

... externally, it retains the features of its original beauties. To some of the gables are still appended the carved corbels, which speak of the elaboration and beauty of the old house in its palmy days. The ivy-coloured turrets gables, and the lofty firs, complete ...

... indefatigable, and useful member of parliament was not to be found in the House of Commons, but of that it was not necessary to speak there. He (the Mayor) knew that the duties which had devolved upon Mr. Brotherton to-day, must have been gratifying to him—it ...

... was next seen spreading over one of the upper casements of the tower, and the women fancied they heard the sound of voices, speaking loud, borne across the river by the wind. A moment or two after there was a loud and piercing shriek, a second fainter, and ...