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... is a Spirit; and they that worship him must worship him in spirit and in truth ; in the evening from Ephesians 5, 19, Speaking to yourselves in psalms and hymns and spiritual songs, singing and making melody in your heart to the Lord. Mr. Bray presided ...
... expose them, for it was a robbery. Defendant, after some persuasion, went away, but returned in a few minutes, and recommenced speaking about the gloves. Hs collected nearly a couple of bnntired people around him, and when witness told him he must more on ...
... GALIGNANTS TEEM DRATVN. At length we (ria/iyaugi) cau speak of atim-ithissia by protoxide of nitrogen, or laughing-gas, from own experience, having had, while under its inttrenee, three teeth drawn by Mr. George. Throughout the whole time (two minutes) ...
... will be seen in it the writer very fairly gives Sheerness credit for many of its good points. The association of which he speaks has made a good start by securing this honorable mention in the columns of a journal so universally read as the Echo. ...
... the effect of unmerited disasters, shameful treasons, and infamous calumnies than from physical disease. The Paris Journal speaks of thel Emperor in terms of respectful sympathy, and trusts that his death, by reducing the number of pretenders to the throne ...
... grant permission. His bishop, the then Bishop of Cork, told him afterwards that, although as curate he had not, stri..tly speaking, power to grant the request, he might have dine so on his own responsibility, as placed in charge of the parish for the ...
... which I have been treated personally in the French National Assembly, I will say nothing ; at Bordeaux I was not allowed to speak—but I do not complain. lam old and infirm, but I should be glad to see that fanatical thirst for supremacy annihilated whieh ...
... found for the plaintiff for £225. run Dries —Endeavours, not wholly tunsacmssfol, have bees made to teach the deaf and dumb to speak, by causing them to observe the motion of the lips and tongue. Dr. Edouard Fourmil condemns the method as being painful, and ...
... and confirmed the evidence given by her mother to every tittle. Was he Orton ? Of course he was. Hear him speak, and you hear old Mr. Orton speak, and Mrs. Jackson drummed defiantly with her glove on the ledge of the box, and smiled to Dr. Kenealy a cheerful ...
... threats, that the defendant will do me some bodily injury. I did not speak to the defendant at all. By Defendant : You did not knock at the door ; you knocked at the shutters. I did not speak to you at all, I was too ill. My husband got out of bed and spoke ...
... NAVAL AND MILITARY INTELLIGENCE. THE Fran LORD THE Anxtitenre ox Tails- INC/ FOR THE NAVlN—Speaking on board the training ship Cumberland, in the Clyde, on the 13th inst., Mr. Ward Hunt, the First Lord of the Admiralty, remarked that institutions of that ...
... said he did not know where the pipes came from, bet had only been employed by Ball to help him in a moving job. On witness speaking to Ellson, he denied that the pipes were for him, and said that be would not let Ball unload them. He further added, I'll ...