... began, apppaling to the congregation with a pathetie expression- I am ex- tremely sorry that I hould not have been able to speak to you to-day. It is utterly impossible, There are persons who can neither enter into the kingdom of heaven thtsuelves nor ...

... has merely stumbled into an inaccurate way of speaking, and that England and France are not really contem- plating the half measure of recognising Italian independence without Italian unity. Properly speaking, indeed, 'there is at this time Boo Central ...

... copies are sent to the country for distribution among the peasantry. p o The Pope (saya a correspondentof the-Nord, in a speaking of his Holiness's New-year address) showed f a degree of embarrassment which is not at all usual a with him, and after the ...

... applause. Of coursearepetitionwas demanded, but Mr. Castle had more novelties in store. .He actually made the instrument speak, in imitation of an old lady talking to her favourite F olly. His itnitat'oi of the hurdy gurdy, and his rendiecingf the ...

... petition to the Queen. to act upon W 'thema; After which d Mr. Alderman Heline rose and said ~that although, de stricitly speaking 'thp council had simply to fix the r salary and to sena a petition to ?? Secretary, WI yet as Ohl A formler Occasion they ...

... he shipment of gold dust from Victoria during September, October, and November amounted to $45D 000. A letter from Mexico speaks of a formal declara- tion of war as certain, if the Congress does anything but condemn the recognition of Juarez. The Govern ...

... newi commercial system which fie pro- poses to introduce' into France is naturally the great topic of the day. Te 'journals speak of it with much catoadI seasy to perceive from-the tenor ofterrmrshwsrnl hyparticipate in the extreme sensltjvene'ss with which ...

... Derby's town resi. dee lps beehnbb dischsged, and hand1edover to the military authorities.. ; A French soldier, who cannot speak English, has listed in the- 51st regimnent, at Ohatham, in the nasme of 8ruith-a natne adopted by a much more illustrlous ...

... should be a free school, and hat aC visithij suh-eommittee of ladies ?? undertake their direc- ?? gives them pleascire to speak favoneably of their pers The macslug Beboor was opened Ia April Ia t w~th 50 grs n when it cloeori for the holidays in Doecemoer ...

... that being the trade the boy flxed on himiself. He0 also attends the Sabbath eh~ool in this place, the managers of VWhich speak wellofhis.u ?? tba'c:okt It is to malutalnand e6xten ti edwokhat the umn- naittee askc for scontitanubce of the aceustomed ...

... man with a mind like them- to tce selves. (Hear, ?? lecturer, who was greeted as, ras with loud applause then proceedied to speak of the no viv, debasing and bratzasing systemeof slavery. He said pa; ,as he had not the vanity to suppose that lie could bring ...

... examinations tn to which candidates for them are subjecetd. ti Mr. Barley, one of th'e ,.membe'rs for Man- Pt chester, inl speaking at a ward R~efos't Asso..tk oitat'ion dinner, on Wednesday, said he should Ir he prepared to vote for the maximum amount ...