... placed on us, we must look at things from all points, and not allow ourselves to be carried away on either hand. After remarking that the time may yet come when we shall see those things a;1 realised, let do what we can from permit. ting any Power to obstruct ...

... He was an e centric character, and is known to the world of letters by his 'le !Amite of Peter Pindar. The substance of the following anecdote of hint I tied in my scrap-book. A number of works from his pen had been published which met with great sale ...

... tiothean literature. Here are my callings from that mine of gold, with original continents. Again, I wanted to know what all the great thinkers of the world had had to say about woman ; so here you see excerpt✓ gleaned from innunietable sourma in various languages ...

... men and a boy in a most shocking manner. The details are as follows:—A' little before nine o'clock, No. 6 furnace sent forth from the mouth of the dam, where the slag °widows into the fall, a great body of liquid slag, mixed with to a height of more thou ...

... miners. shortly after one o'clock in the afternoon, from some unexplained cause, a fall took place from the roof of the working, completely demolishing the bratticing, cutting off the above-named four men from their connection with the current of air, and locking ...