... expressed her conviction that she had seen hil fuse before. Ob, yes, ma'am, replied Pro- fessor Sedgwick, don't you remember speaking to a man on the roaa, asking him how many ohildren he had, and giving him a shilling! Here it is, continued he, pulling ...

... minute particular bearing npon his subject, lucidly and feelingly. Of the present bishop of Jerusalem he took occasion to speak In very high terms, styling him his dear familiar friend, and stating unreservedly tbat a more fitting in- dividnal could not ...

... RICHMOND warned tbe laat speaker tbat tbe time might come wben it would be fortunate for bim to be shorn Of his honours. To speak plainly, he thought the agricultural interest had been slighted in tbe speech from tbe throne, which, as he understood it, ...

... not be advanced if the fees were in some respects raised. Tbe state of tbe books in the library was subject which he could speak feelingly, for whenever had occasion to refer to book of a particular class he had found it to be either not legible ail or ...

... confidence often deters the sufferer from seeking relief more particularly in cases of Dentistry. 1 feel it, therefore, a duty to speak of the treatment I and my friend received at the hands of Mr. Albert J- Davis, of 42, Berners Street; cannot be too grateful ...

... Righteousness must exceed the Righteousness of the Soribes and Pharisees. Mat. v. 20—26. Wednesday Against Impiety and Evil Speaking. Mat. v. 27—37. Thursday Against bearing Malice and tbe Duty of Enduring Small Evils. Mat. v. 38—48. Friday On being Uno ...

... ashes. The firemen worked bravely, but the extent of the catastrophe was so great that their energies appeared paralysed—so to speak—and it soon became evident that the fire must exhaust itself. FURTHER PARTICULARS. Simultaneous with the destruction of tbe ...

... every man on board but two who contrived to escape, and th en blew her ! After such doing, of the truth of which hundreds speak it is enough make one's blood boil bear such noisy lubberr, as Mr. Sturge and Mr. Richards talk about Sir James Brooke's ...

... the ledgers, and no discrepancy has been found to exist; and the trustees and directors who have undertaken the examination speak in the highest terms of the mode in which the business is conducted Mr. Tanner, the secretary. The Weather.—Damage from the ...

... adverse verdict. In our opinion the witness Back fully established tbe fact that Mosea an Son were trading benefactors, so to speak. Tbe fact of Miss Jemima Georgiana Gillyflower, aocepting ths hand of her Seutor rhich she had so long and so pertinaciously ...

... ! (The old man inward aaid)—tben spoke the youth In language stranger than mere fictions seem,— Yet did tbe aged sire but speak tbe truth ! He gave:—a tiny egg ofhoneybee / An egg of fiih, from other spawn set free; A silkworm's egg, which made of egga ...

... percent, where the punishment of death had been repealed. To bim tbis spoke volumes, bnt be believed the day waa gone by to speak of the punishment of death any otber way than as a deterring one. Mr. Lupton tben went on to observe that death was the must ...