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... the Christian minister, it is nut what we have described it. We look upon the fact that so few of our ministers are found speaking out on this matter with surprise and regret, because in every town and hamlet where this vice exists a vast amount of misery• ...

... strong digestion. Bet as the proof of the pudding lire in the eating, so the tenderness of the horse rump-steak be left Oa speak for itself ; and as there is no Act of Perlismeat in existence to prevent this noble animal from Whig cut up and eaten by those ...

... possibly permit ; therefore, it was not owing to any lukewarmness on the part of the com- mittee. The rev. tleman then went on to speak of Institute. the advantages of t It brought men into contact one with another. There a oupg man on a more equal footing might ...

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... look around, he may see many strong and hearty men doing much harder work than his, with ease and comfort, comparatively speaking, upon the first two of his superlative articles, without the last, thus besting him by the amount of the beer, the value ...

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... it a-going. The week's items cannot be said to be eomplete without a word or two coneerniog Mr Speke, who will soda have to speak oat fur himself to explain by what uttaceutintable 'mystery he should have been playing at hide end seek. disguised • bullock ...

... death of Mr Gorham, the late vice-chairman of the board. The Chairman said—Gentlemen : You all know I sm very poor hand at speaking, but you will all joiniwith me in deep regret at the loss of our vice-chairman. He has been a very able guardian, and ever ...

... occupied by Pr. Spyers, who sad he spprivisted most fully the high honour of being called by the to that position. felt he sot speak in adequate terms of the of slimmer like the pretest, which had wow hero.. so lesson throughout the whoa* country. Thai was ...

... the lose, and such like. The tact is, the middle and working classes, after so much insecretive reeding and enlightening speaking which they ►are placed before them by the Press, and their representatives in Parliament, seem to ham acquired a distaste ...

... out. They had now the opportunity of carrying drainage below the Standard Quay, instead of emptying it in the middle, so to speak, of the town; and be thought they ought to avail themselves of it. The present outfall was 110 yards above the iron bridge ...