... the 1 wall ilnt Iloon. He proceeds:- Have ant of kay kind friends bee giv. inig y.,n any farther accounts of may (to you) invisible ViSitsL to tssn ? If so,` I hope You have more sense thern to pay any attention utthem. We onlyrmequire to have confidence ...

... the property dealt with by it, whether a cottager's potatoN garden of a few rods, or the largest estate of a wealthy noble- man. The recent alteration in the stamps upon agreements, which has before been explained, is not forgotten, but, so wo f course ...

... know hier son. 1L0SS atid imitatioto beyon all calculation in producing perfect lieid f Hir iar hae given the name of the Invisible Ventilating bot laiesan o hei prducionand are enabled to offer them to T~e taewiil ent'nun, romoneguinea and a half upwards ...

... ruifrage, that measure being confessedly too strong for present acceptance, but adopted the next best plan, by making every man an elector who paid rates for the poor. It was a principle adopted by the government in their Franchise Bill for Ireland, now ...

... honest men in the peai wh ch only criminals ought to be placed-that of de- lg them of their civil rights. (Cheero.) Give a man franchise, and his nature became changed; be was longer the zeefish being he had previously been; fe!t himself compelled to ...

... the grace may be granted ci before, in, or after baptism. that baptism is an effectual sign a of grace, by which God works invisibly in uq, but only in C quch as worthily receive it-in them alone it has a whole- p scirs. effect; andithat, without reference ...

... said I would know the man out of 500. He it didn't ask me what sort of a man be was, nor did I answer. g Ee0 was a man about 5 feet 10, with grey whiskers and grey a hear. Mr. Longman didn't take off his hat and ask t, whetaer the man was grayer than he ...

... well for a thing in order to estimate its valve. A man, for instance, must needs feel well and firmly married when the servide has been performed by two diergysnen, one visible and the other invisible, but both tangible and real enough in the demand for ...

... itSpeak& Of teexn, itis,- of ?? whoael'shadow ill already on 'the heart; if it 4e-I sw unices guilt, it is a' gtuilt that fats invisible as a' afghtthsre on- mien' adreamcst, It goes, in sher; -direct dowmintotl their conslucuaness ?? Ih congeaial be'ng agifted ...

... combined as it is with an energy which in a man of his age, four years older than the Duke of Wellington, is perfectly marvellous. It is pleasing to forget for a moment the mischief that a good andi able man in the service of a bad government, is enabled ...

... heard, sigmi-: v fying that the desired correspondence could be had, and with a hesitating voice the young man commenced questioning lt the invisible one. How long had I gone before you died ? d A length of tsime was stated. Where are you now, mother ...

... apothecary appointed to the medical charge of the 1st Punjaub Irregular 4 Cavalry), near Xohat, by the Afreedieu. The unfor- tunate man was on his way to join his corps (Daly's) Y stationed at Kohat, when having gone on some dis- I tance in advance of his escort ...