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... THE PI'LPIT AND PUBLIC SPEAKING. The AIM Num has the following review of • book by the lien. 3. .I. M.A. rotated TN Speaker at Hume. Chapters o• Estempore and Idemotiter Gratin, Leeturing. sod Eroding alma —That the pulpit is fmt Maui its hold upon the ...
... Abstractly speaking, just amok to say to that ; is hostile to her policy, and that therefore s►e will send a fleet to prevent the trade, as we have to soy to her that the slave trade is pennons' is ow opinion, sod consequently our navy men he seat to ...
... MIA DEPARTMENT SPEAKS ITRELF r mots. CHIC A MUM. Modal ulnae es, •1k • ■IIAAIt2 PIT PMITICTLT. LAT= INN INCOSIIN FASHION. We DOUILID Sprays, the W. api. ...
... AU of whom speak m the highem terms of its Prepared by the Sobscribert; and .old in Packets, at M. neh (being, at lent, one-third less than is charged for Dona's, or any other), by NIDDRIE & CO., 71l1V\CECTICAL ♦'NO 7 111011 BTREET, MONTROSE. ARBROATH ...
... adversely speaks of with faint wain. They of new the teachers to do their bed to perform well the fnaatioee ef their office; they recommend them to aim at getting the schools rained to considerably higher state of educational efficiency; and with • system ...
... TOE Aberikes Herald In speaking of an exhibition of Bell's leaching oo the farm of Portlethen, near Aberdeen, on Wednesday week says' It is a remarkable fact, that though both horses and men were quite new to the machine, it had no sooner taken a single ...
... TEE WAR. Commercial men who speak of the war say that we are to win for we have the longest purse. It is a battle of Exchequers. The poverty which so long maintained the peace of Europe will weaken the sinews and drag down the frame of the combatants ...
... • ghat m' as lone. my arm, owes angry to speak are for the time beim'. At last, oar main, began to laud. at Lr Moshe ale face, so' • les one lauchiie affair &ea. I remarked. • Na„ ii. no' that. tier:.: my drew made in eic • mew that it'll moor gleg again ...
... THE COI Stu,—ln the discussion of thiu aubjeet st the milieu of Council last week. Mr Dickson, In speaking to Mr Anderson's impartiality and conscientiousness la the discharge of his duties (which no one called in gretion), gave that gentleman much credit ...
... Foreign. APSTRItyt ITAT.Y, Private letters from Lombarav speak in • very tone of the -.tate of affairs in that part of the Austrian dominhms. It anpears that nunteroos arrests Lave been made at 'treed t.Tternanto. and Como. of State pri ;races arrived ...
... of t h e effect. which speaking to me of that pariah, saiti•—•. I Item reaLy credit in the work; the great hotly the peopl e are b P 7te b roll ' wed . , bat for i l n con the t y e e s a ' r ifi following the revivals we have had only one one of fornM ...
... gilt Arbroath Salk SATURDAY. AMA 21. MD. THE latest accounts from Qi oily speak of the suppression of the revolt in Palermo, through treachery in the Convent. The city wan mid to be tranquil, that state being aided by the presence of 3000 soldiers, horse ...