... promise, and will doubtless prove a valuable acquisition to the gentlemen playem of Kent. Of the colts, as & whale, we cannot speak very highly, but, as will be seon from t‘m annexed score, one or two came out tolgrably well, and Palmer, of Canterbury, hus ...

... &c.” without fear,—not only because we Christians “ have on altar (Heb. xiii. 10) and & riesthood, and sacrifices, all speaking of the work of the gmat High Priest far more # gloriously and spiritually” than those of the Jewn did gOor. iil’), but because ...

... strengthen the living, while in the daily conflict, and race, and struggle of this world’s duties; notto pacify the dying, by speaking where g)enoc is not. It was intended as a feast of love, by which all Christiana might enjoy spiritual communion with Chriat ...

... law court, presided over by one of the supreme judges, and deciding by the verdict of a special jury. The Times' reporter speaking of the races at Ascot on Tuesday, says :—* One ol the finest looking 2-yr-old colts we have {vt seen out won the Maiden Plate ...

... eventide I pray, And mingle praise with prayer, Shielded through another day By omnipresent care. Ere Ilay me down to rest, Speak again, O gracious Lord ; Make Thy servant doubly bleat Who waits to hear Thy word. Bprinkled with atoning blood, And filled ...

... round the village, followed by a concourse of persons. The utmost ordar and good feeling prevailed througnout the day, which speaks well for the club and the village generally. Most of the company present separated at an early hour. ...

... much movement of the handsand gencrllunntudinm;hhull not mention the corps,but youall knowwhich I mean,thereforedonot let me speak of it again. The firing was excellent ; the volleys were firod unusually well, and the file firing was given with equal steadiness ...

... seems quite unaware of this.” To this passage is put a mysterious editorial note, to the effect that ‘‘the Archbishop is speaking here of one whom he knew up to thia time, far more as a writer than as a politician ; but curionsly enough, the editorial ...

... and picturesque cities of India; at it were to be found the representatives of all the different tribes of Central ~ Asia, speaking their different languages and wearing their different costumes. This was one reason why they had established an excellent ...

... with very little sun, and is not without its influence on the market, but the rocords as to the appearance of the fields, speak generally of improvement. Tue markots are less affected b{ the immediate change in the weather than they would have been. In ...

... Cabinet bad deterupon recommending the allotment of 19 seats .. hs, one to the Universities of London and and 25 to counties. Speaking for our own iy we have no reason to complain of its treat- It is proposed to divide the Western Division t into two portions ...

... tied to any party position in the | Ao bad conducted our Foreign Affairs since he had “m’v pors '“q.e shall be able to speak openly, asmy | 011 office, compared to that pursned b{lnul Russell. Let P —e fehd! - J'l Elphinstone has always’done, in ...