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... the Government Commissioners for the tquti,,/ ! tion of poor living.. THB Lord Bishop or Melbourne.— G-md ne „_ I from a far country i. a. cold water, to the thir.ty „, ul ?? 1 Thi. week we have a morsel that will doubrless »ati_t ...
... model landlord and a model farmer, is likely to prove one of his greatest mis- takes. It is really amusing to see. how far country people are going to test his grounds of experience. We have for instance received a cir- cular containing a plan of the ...
... silk, and the cloth, I will add yet moreJlthree thousand pounds weight of pepper, your precious merchandise, brought from far countries with your lavish wealth !—see that you bring it hither with the rest the ransom, to the last grain The flesh of our beasts ...
... Chant). First Lesson, St. Matthew, 25th Chap, from v. 14 to 31. For the kingdom of Heaven is as a man travelling into a far country, who called his own servauts aud delivered unto them his goods; Aud unto one he gave five talents, to another two, and ...
... (the Grand Chant.) First Lesson.—St. Matthew, chap., from v. 14 to 31. For the kingdom of heaven is a man travelling into far country, who called his own servants and delivered unto them his goods. And unto one he gave five talents, to another two, and to ...
... Grand Chant). First Lessen, St. Matthew, 25th chap, from v 14.- For the kingdom of heaven is as a niaun travelling into a far country, who called his own servants, and deliveeed unto ties his goods-to the end. First Anthem (41st Ps alm). Blessed is he ...
... 3T : -~ St ' Mattl,ew ' 25 ' b cha P ttr . fro- verse 1-1 «• For the kingdom of heaven is s a man travelling into ! a far country, who ca.Ld his own avails and uelive.e i , uno them his go ni.-. And unto one he gave five talents. t» another two and ...
... would be drank with avidity by the thirsty soul of the intending emigrant, would indeed look upon it as good news from a far country. —Yours respectfully, WM. E. HATCLI- April 20th, 1850. REV. DR. JOHN PYE SMITH-4 REQUEST. TO THE THE Bminsu BANNER. Sir ...
... may be had at -annission *Bowed to agents, - with tables and tallest information , £1 10 9 Age-40 £2 • •13 6 1 318 '6 far Country agencies requested: , • • '/6 BA.YLIS, Resident Manager and Actuary.. , • London. W BEAUTIFUL TEETH. DENTIFRICE. 'DER, ...
... the present, filled up, and the stock of MSS. is considerable. TRUE BLUE.—Any particulars of recent occurrences in the far countrie will be most acceptable. RECEIVED.—EIIen The subscription to this paper is 265. for a year; 13s. a half-year; 65.6 d. ...
... influences of light and love which have made him a good and useful man. And may not some profligate, who has wandered into a far country, and wasted his substance, and come to want, be reminded by these pages of a mother's prayers and a mother's tears and ...
... College of Eperies in Hungary, and member of the German Oriental Society, then read the following address :- Coming from a far country, and scarcely six months here, I am compelled to crave your indulgence with my imperfect pronunciation of the English language ...