... sacred- ness of a State? I speak not of the position assigned to a State in the Union by the Constitution, for that by the bond we all recognise. That position, however, a State cannot carry out of the Union with it. I-speak of that assumed primary right ...

... says: Whon Mr. Adderley speaks of. ragged schools already receiving Government aid, your readers doubtless understand him to usethe term 'ragged sohools' in the same sense that we Londoners are in the habit of using it-that he speaks generally of those schools ...

... Upon this tho other speaking English quite pushed him aside, and said, ige don't un- derstand your larguage-his name is Franz Fosser, They remained in the ?? house up to the following Saturday morning, when the one who con d speak English, and sup- posed ...

... degree of perfection; in all of them great ameliorations and improvements have taken place from time to time; and, generally speaking, our colonial empire is in a condition of which the mother country might waell he proud. [CheersJ One of the most Important ...

... meeting, but with only partial success. The Mayor again tried to get Mr. Roe. bucir a hearing, and Mr. Roebuck again stood up to speak. After uttering a few words he sat down again, the confusion still being almost beyond description. The ?? then vacratd the ...

... been von by the affections of a man, but had Christ the foremost place in their hearts 9 The rev. doctor then pro. ceeded to speak at great length of their present duties. The first was that of self-improvement. Young women, and especially those in the higher ...

... because of its numbers, because of its intelligence, and because of its mar- vellous organisation, was the strongest. In speaking of the leaders of these parties, Mr. Jones devoted a large share of his attention to Mazzini, because he said the man had ...

... not as the Town CoUnDil. Mr. Sheehan: Well, in talking of the Queen- Mayor: You are out of order. Mr. Sheehan: I got up to speak in- [Loud eries of Order.] Mayor: Call in the Mayor's sergeants, and put this man out if he does not sit down. [Order, ...

... of the French Treaty:- Of the general effect of the Treaty as regards our trade with France, it is impossible as yet to speak with any degree of certainty. The only portion of the new French Tariff flat is as yet in operation is that decided upon by ...

... eci- cially if it came from the other aide. After speaking far- ther concerning the terms of disapproval used by those who object to the doctrines contained in the book, Mr. Dawson proceeded to speak of the legal aspect of the question. Avoiding the ...

... what worship the sacred eraoles enforce, anl in what way he can reat atceptably serve his Maker and his redeeming Lord. In speaking to the resolution, the rev. gentleman said his task was not to explain the principles of Congregatiollalismn in a ,olemical ...

... Turnbull to be tempted to do, because he had declared that he had a natural bias which would tempt him. He had no wish to speak uncharitably of any one, but history showed that a man who was connected with the Jesuits was not to be judged by the same ...