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... dietary was not too strong.—Mr. STA said the men the Master employed in the house were tradesmen ; it was the labourers lie was speaking about, and they, be still thought, were treated too well. It was, however, their participation in the Christmas festivities ...
... Set is never seen the man whom she could lave but. Hullos:it that evening Lad bail than be:, and she had never heard a ham speak to is an softly as he had done. No man's tinges ever touched her own and made her liked tai through her rein'. The little head ...
... known for a certainty. Bat God, we are told by the Apostle Paul, Math not cast away His people whom Ile foreknew. For God. speaking through Isaiah :Hit, says, This people have I formed for Myself they shall show forth My praise. And as a proof of the ...
... light-airing power. After deslialli visit paid to Norway in August last to Maas the eclipse of the sun, the talented passed on to speak of the corona, Metal pearly light could only be seen during btal editee of the sun. That totality only wiled about a minute ...
... village lode place on Thursday last week. There was a full house, and everything Plumed off well. It woukl he impossible to speak of any particular items in the programme, as everything give satisfaction. The room was very prettily d,c.)ratel, and the stage ...
... Inn. About 40 at down to an excellent repast of good old English fare. After sapper, in toast and song, a pleasant time was speak Soap were given during the evening by Menem Cassell, Lawrence, Crisp, Skinner, and others. On Monday evening, January 11th ...
... exclaimed Mark, It is na You made me sell that Male to Mr. ere hundred pounds. Hunco-at advanced a step and glared You speak that, he end. in welloenund t eeth is not the truth. You know do that I never staked you to do kind, that I sever spoke to ...
... public; worship, I regard it as not only not sinful, but as la the highest degree beLeifichil, both morally sad ph:ldeally. In speaking of Ws special Sunday services for cyclists, Mr. Tuke sayer 1 don't care one lot what costume they come in. I an old Cambridge ...
... called upon Sisters A. Perkins and E. Gregory, Bro. E. J. Gittins and Miss Holding to sing; Brothers W. Holding and H. Cole to speak Sisters Bolton, Johnson, and Judd, and Bro. W. Judd to recite ; and Brother Gittins for a reading. These all having responded ...
... —Erdraa save (2 Madras 1. 3) that he was captivp in the laud of the Medea in the reign of Artaxerxee. king of the Persians. Speaking of the ten [riles (rid. 40 to 46), be say.: Those are the ten tribes which were carried away prisoners out of their own ...
... Hernie'e and the Atherstone Hounds, the chorus of which was taken up with enthusiasm by the company.—Mr. Marriott then replied, speaking of tie tinancial condition of the club and his connection with it from 1860, and hew strongly he felt for its welfare and ...
... bid of £75,000 was made on behalf of the vendor. The property, therefore, was not sold. A BISHOP OW THE MODERATE DRINKER.- Speaking at a Rechabite anniversary meeting at Hastings, the Bishop of Chichester said he would not allow in his presence any argument ...