... Protestant, amid all the clouds of gloom to which the Chairman had referred. (Applause.) The subject upon which he had to speak was one upon which Christians differed. The chapter in the Bible to which he specially asked their attention was the 18th in ...

... Pollard into custody on the llth of April, when he said that he knew nothing about it, but afterwards said that he might as well speak the truth, as he had carried the wood part of the way from Northall to Ivinghoe, and that he had seen Chandler. Pollard, in ...

... a Situation as NURSERY GOVERNESS or Young Lady's Maid. No objection to travel. Has been living in France two -fears, and speaks tbe language correctly. — Apply to M. S. T., at Mr. S. W. Brows's Library, Brentwood. ?? ' ' ?? UK *# D * B ?? I WORCESTERSHIRE ...