... tokens of love to God than the larger ones. They felt their obligation to those who had given of their substance, and while speaking of the instrumental means, they were bound to acknowledge the indefatigable exertions their friend Mr Hill, the missionary ...

... as ourselves, but in a very irregular manner, running alongside of each other, and crossing each other's courses as if to speak. They were in time joined by a fourth from the left bank of the river ; and similar movements were kept up. At oue time, one ...

... place until Captain Manchester generously took them to Rarotonga, there to await the arrival of the John Williams. One of them speaks English pretty men. Mr. Williams, the British consul at Samoa, has taken down the deposition of the young man, and reported ...

... throwing doubt upon the value of this return, will deceive no person. The figures quoted above, which cannot be disputed, speak for themselves. It evident, therefore, that no advertisement can be brought under the notice of the superior classes of the ...

... Sardinia, how different would have been his lot! He), young, and as constitutional king or the South of Italy, he might, humanly speaking, have looked forward to a proud career, a life of stirring fintiessiee, and no mean place in the annals of history. Had he ...

... Cape Cupid, the southernmost point. It is inhabited by a race of Lilliputians, who worship a gloat blue monkey, and never speak at all. The climate is delightful, and amethysts, garnets, and rubies grow out of tho soil in the shape of flowers. The people ...

... differently, instead of summarily discharging! me, I have no doubt the unknown amount of laboar and anxiety, of which Mr. Atkins speaks, would have been' saved. Before concluding, allow me to express my sur- price at Mr. Atkins stating that he had not the slightest ...

... was at your house you sent for gin and other liquors. Prosecutor: That’s nothing to do with this business. We are here to speak the truth. The Recorder stopped the case. He said the evidence did not amount to a felony. It would not do to have a criminal ...

... days back a young man, well-dressed, went to the house of the burgomaster of Pforzheim, in the Grand Duchy, and requested to speak to him. Having been shown in to the functionary, he requested information respecting a dispensation for two near relatives ...

... the merchants, but there have been some good purchases for China, and prices here rule firm. Prom Nottingham the accounts speak of general heaviness, the lace trade being especially depressed, and the iron business of Wolverhampton has not expe- rienced ...

... agent to appear in the stead of the Party in the cause, and I believe that it is simply that our judges (of whom I wish to speak with the greatest respect) think, that in the case of shopkeepers' accounts there is a saving of expense and a furtherance ...

... depriving another of hie property ; that he can steal him he character hie reputation by slander, by backbiting, by aalamny avil speaking, misrepresentation of his acts and con. duct. Thai ha can steal by using deceit or adulteration in trade whereby another ...