... object of the separation of Church and State? Tell us that! And if plain and fearless Truth, without restraint, be suffered to speak, she will reply, “ Norming ! And, if you proceed at the rate of the last six years, six centuries will be required to make ...

... owing to the unrenittug exertions of Mr. Buchknill, symptoms of rallying have taken place, and the poor fellow is now able to speak, but all conversation relating to the accident is probibited. The mother of the patient, who lives in Lond n, was sent for ...

... the warchouse, and maiking them off in the waste book; if they could calculote they conld check the hurried salesman, could speak of prices and settle a bill. They wonld Lave a chance of not being driven to theft at all, nor of suffering even a first committal ...

... the term. they are perfectly useless. The Rev. Richard Field, inspector of National Schools, in his report in 1846, after speaking in commendation of certain schools ; adlds, * this goarded and qualified praise, lam unable to extend to teachers of dame ...

... He called me scoundrel and liar, and went on heaping upon me the most bitter taunts and opprobrious epithets. While he was speaking, he drew a handful of papers from his pocket, amd took from among them my two notes, and also an old letter from Dr. Hossack ...

... of blue and green can be readily distinguished, and of sueh a quality that the oye isnot paived in gazing on it, certainly speaks well for the superiority of the licht. It burns with an even and steady consumption, about one cubic foot in three or four ...

... insertion are sent by ladies in Irelind than from England ; while very few ofany kind are sent by ladies in Scotland. . Cuvier, speaking of the effects of civilization upon mankind, says, * their muscles are wasted for want of action, while their nervous system ...

... .” In speaking of a pupil of his character, he said, “ I would stand to that man Aa# in hand.” Ounce at Laleham, when teaching s rather dull boy, he spoke rather sharply to him, when the pupil looked up in his face and said—** Why do you speak angrily ...

... AND MORAL STATE OF OUR JUVENILE POPULATION. Letter S.—CAUSES OF JUVENILE DEPRAVITY. TEMPTATIONS TO IMMORALITY & VICE. In speaking of drunkenness, the following startling disclosure was made by Lord Ashley, in his memorable speech in the Hoase of Commons ...

... as she ponders—thinks, A prayer is rising for *‘light.”” Beauty and truth, with bending mien, RAILIon. robed in white, Are speaking—oh, hear their accents serene ! Darkaoess has shaded their beautiful sheen, They lament, and ask for *“light !* Meek Mercy ...

... hated, s sharacterised Newmanism as ‘‘ the great Anti(heldian hevesy 5 bat iate his views on this sob. o we meed not enter. Speaking thus strongly, it 11 he obvious that be could not fail to rouse » strung reime of hostility mgainst himsell. At Loadon, ...

... able o form an opioion vn the matter, thatif there be Church Yoo for a third pari of the popu’ation,the supply is, geverally speaking soffizient. That s taking in‘o consideration the aged, the sick—iufant children, their mothers, servants, &c., not to mention ...