... electric stream which flows fat e through God's great universe. The teacher, in ex- th itplaining to his pupil something new, illustrates it in~ with the well-known objects and incidents of the de y, pupil's life, because the mind seeks conmparison, to th ...

... wn ret t, ie the membsers of this club, in lier of ihe usual conicreot ~'zionci The news and drawing-roemsl of the club, wls'ictu Were a till deecked inn their Christmas li very of verot were crowded with a etumerous anti delighted audiecae cof Ig members; ...

... THE RUSSIAN LOAN. - GREAT MEETING IN THE CITY. e SPEECH OF MR. COBDEN. e l, A public meeting was held at the London Taveru ?? last, to consider the proposal issued for uegotiating a loan for the Rnsstan govermment in this country. The cll- L nounct ment ...

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... | ' ECELIK NEOuS. NEWS. I __ --A Ipt ; e,-= 9 * Three Derbyshirie boatmen baving stolen some fowls, one of them, being pursued, was drowned in attempting to escape. While his body was lying on the blaks of the canal, awattingan inquest, several agriculturists ...

... a series of drawings the and pintings are in preparation for exhibition in Liver- at poby Mr. Herdmnan, in order to illustrate the new anoc system of Linear perspective propounded by that gentle- loxi r man. Ho 7 It is estimated that since the great ...

... Shorland. and' many well known individuals, who have sent the 'discoverers and importers, 'Du Barry and Co., 127, New Bond-sireet, London, testimonials of the extraordinary manner in which their health has been restored by this useful and economical diet ...

... view to investigate, preserve, and illustrate, all ancient t eartuentels of the history, manners, customs, and arts of our fotefathers, in furtherance of the principles on which the Society of Antiquaries of London was established; and to I asid tle objects ...

... -whom had at least at7 the a tended ten meetings of the~association ;- 9 new life membeis I d'had jonind their rank's; 131 ~old ~annural -subscribers bhad inq a; been present, with 42 new annual subscribers; the associates an II numbered 010; the-foreign gentlemen ...

... in any year if the measures we follow be redemption (that is, incurring new loans to pay of old ones, as the State did, borrowing £150 to pay off £100, with the addition of new taxes to meet the larger annual interest, the expenses of management, &c ...

... considerable length ofSIL time. Oer thle ATHE AFFAIRS OF GERMANY. belt Aletter from Berlin, of the 2,3th just, ins the Daily News, deft says :- Despatcbes have arrived from St. Petersbnrgh anti oi VIenarm of an important character-ano important that, the ...

... alfeModdleton, Holy Pe ?? ?? n~slams. F PAPAL AGGRESSbONwMEEINGi oIP LATmEN fix LoNDoN. ge ?? Thursday evening, a large meeting of lay churchmen hil wes held in Freemasons' Hall, London, to protest against rec the insolent and insidious Bishop of BRome, and ...