... full of sounds—the sky of tokens ; the ground is all memoranda and signatures, and every object is covered with hints, which speak to the intelligent.— Emerson. Tae Prorits or Mexbicancy.—At the Isle of Wight Borough Court, last week, David Brooks, a tramp ...

... of the parentage of the writer. But no, we feel it must be many years training under the influence of that Church which, “ speaking lies in hypocrisy, seeketh to devour souls,” ere an individual could deliberately send forth thirteen such reasons for believing ...

... Cape of Good Hope, 32; Nova Scotia 23; Bahamas (Nassau, N. P, 2;) Guernsey, 10; Hong Kong. 19. Tue Hornouse ror 1851.—We are speaking now simply of the heat. Glass has a wonderfully light and cool appearance. Spreading above and around you on all sides in ...

... ce over his brethren—** Be not ye called Rabbi, for one is your Master, even Christ, and a/l ye are brethren.”” Did Peter speak first in the first council ? (Acts, xv.,7.) Did ke prononnce tke determination they csme to? (see verse 13.) Was he the first ...

... child in this town that could not tell him better than that “The Charch is founded on St. Peter,”” and it is full time to speak whensuch as he would lay sucha foundation. St. Paul says “As a wise master builder I have laid the foundation, and another ...

... appear. In Mannheim their preaching missious bave created great discontent, and as several of the citizens took the liberty of speaking openly on the subject, the police interfered and arrested them. Fears are entertained, if their missions be continued, that ...

... tion of God’s goodness on earth. It is the prejudice with respect to a musical ear and musical taste of which we are now speaking, which in the present day condemins many young women possessed of every species of loveliness and talent, except that of ...

... servant, who happened to be sitting nearly opposite to the oven, was struck on her head, rendered insensible, and was unable to speak for several days ; she was removed 1o the Infirmary, where she remamg in a dungerous state. A child of Mr. Andrews, sitting ...

... prison about an hour before that time. Tne ArTticLEs IN THE Exnisition.—We have just seen a guide to the Exhibition, and can speak both as to its correctness and utility. It is published by Mr. Beal, Shoe lane, London, the price is only one penny. It co-tains ...

... creoles or slaves who Lad long since been imp:« rted. As it appeared, however, that, with the exception of four, not one could speak even a single word of Portuguese, his statements on that head do not seem entitled to much credit. Some further correspondence ...

... merciful of kings, Thy hallowed words have clothed with power ‘l'hese frail and beauteous things, All taught by Thee, they yeaily speak Their message of decp love, Bidding us fix, for life or death, Our fi«m and hopes above, A SCENE ON THE STEPPES. From the Polish ...

... journalist, every open and every insidious enemy to monarchy and to Christianity., All these in their several stations write, speak, and act in favour of the Roman claims. Aud this alone ought to make those persons hesitate, who, under the influence of very ...