... at, but to make sure of the inculcation of that common morality and integrity—of those principles of justice, kindness, temperance, truthfulness, and loyalty, which all men allow to be necessary elements of good citizenship, and which all religious sects ...

... accomplished through sweating, ise, and a strict dietary, amounting to partial abstinence from solid food, and the greatest temperance in liquids, whilst in preparation for a race. ; This discipline, severe as it is, does not appear to injure the constitution ...

... not relate the story of the piece, ;or the public gene- rally are familiar with it. Mrs. -lover enacted the part of Mrs. Temperance. Her reception was more than enthu- siastic, and was more than justified by the perfect art with which she portrayed the ...

... wonderful in their effects, are but another bond to bind us together. It is to me. therefore, perfectly apparent I that the temper and feeling, and w~shes of the Ame- i rieah people, wire never more adverse to disunion than at the present moment. Even the ...

... put them together in compost-heaps as they are brought in quantities to the compost-stance. Tins advice will not suit the temper ot those who, wishing to obtain their object at once, would make the forming of composts their principal business; but every ...

... somehow be reached, This attempt to interfere with the private business of straint, the professor agemed to have excited his temper beyend all re- He sent word to Dr. Packman that if he would call at his rooms at the cellege at a certain hour, he would pay ...

... the ages of whom were 11, 10, and 9, were placed at the bar, ; charged with having' broken into a Sunday school, held in Temperance Hall, Portland-gate, and stolen therefrom three books, together with some copper money, from a desk. The case was clearly ...

... Nervousness is and [am mach more calm and coliected in e passing away rapidly, verything Ido; and it has quite sweetened my poor temper. Ii now affords me pleasure to do for others what before I did not dare to do for nervous irri- &c, “W. R. REEVES.” * King’s ...

... raise the tariff on imported iron. There can be little doubt that a law to that effect will be passed, but in the present temper and disposition of the Southern members, any serious or general advance of duties can hardly be anticipated. The Hungarian ...

... gain. Heaven and earth cry aloud tor justice on behalf of the people in regard to this question !! Who wai it headed the temperance cause through which so many thousands have beti, rescued from death and miseryI Not the doctors I Who was it liberated alleged ...

... himself, demonstrated to he pure fiction without its poetry, the public mutt draw their owo conclusions in regard both to the temper and the imagination of tho volunteer accuser himself. The whole tale, Mr. Andrews himself tells it, amounts to this—The late ...

... Reliance Mutual Assurance Society, 71, King William Street, City, Sovereign Life Assurance Company, 5, St. James's Street. Temperance and General Provident Institution, 50, Moorgate etreet. * United Guarantee and Life Assurance Company, 36, Old Jewry . United ...