... councils and assemblies in j which be bore a part. His great attainments in science, history, theology, and general literature, se- cured bim a distinguished place ; and he was recog- | nised in every society as a divine, a scholar, and an accomplished man of ...

... establishment of a Market, je to that case, the interests of a few honest individuals must shift for themselves. Our Local Government, I believe, are in favour of a Market, but are, unfortunately, afflicted her with indecision in the matter. A very argument ...

... astronomical studies by the appearance of a remarkable meteor. At the a-e of sixteen became assistant teacher in one of the schools Dundee, and began to prepare himself for the University Edinburgh, which entered a student in his twentieth year, supporting ...

... captare of such a place is a simple matter of tine, 3. At daylight, ou the 25th, oar force was in the ing, be attacked at once by a bold advance and a skil- | and its fall might be calculated to an boar; bat ev creek, and soon afterwards a ...

... water which they supposed to be a bundle of clothes. On drawing it out it proved to be a chid wrapped in a piece of blue cotton, which was sewed round the body. There was a string tied round the neck of the infant, and a stone fastened to ...

... at such extraordinary meeti Mr. A. J. Jounes (a director) doubted whether it was t to make such a motion ; proper me’ would bo for a certain number of shareholders to make a formal application to the directors to call ...

... is so arranged that, on number pigs being driven into a sort of funnel, they are taken one at a time, cut across the throat knives, seized hold of books, plunged into a hot well, passed through a brushing cylinder which scours the hair from them, severed ...

... can pay? year no fewer than 2.094 patents were passed, and the stamp-duties amounted to £91,115. A barley field near Lewes was fired few days ago by a spark from passing train, and several acres of grain consumed. Press.— The (rlosyvr Daily JVcmw, one ...

... supposed that Mr. Spurgeon bus a great talent in that way. To deny that be attracts huge assemblies would be absurd, but it yet remains to seen what good is done. A great mass of people gathered together in a ball-room to listen to a man ...

... with a system which hail reduced their shares from 69 to 51; but that was out of the question. A great responsibility rested on those I gentlemen who did not carry out the undertaking I which he (Mr. Matins) considered was given last year— th it a change ...

... many ages. Among these populations superfluous wealth is a rare occurrence; a man’s sons divide his property between them, and the only right of primogeniture seems to consist in the eldest being a sort of steward or'trustee for the estate. The aristocracy ...

... turkeys after attaining certain age seized with a swelling on sides of head which proves fatal to many of them I seen olive oil applied several other things but all to no avail The a proper you of would oblige-A Constant Reader— the olive 011 applied externally ...