... _expected to Perform in th& _Evening .- . _' • On KuDAT _. ArnatSOON , the neT . War . PULSFORD _Ins _tioiHy _promised a Short ADDRESS _. • - _' _ _•' . ' _- •• , . * .. S . E .-A Stall is _allotted in the _Bazaw to the _Water oi Laith _SAoois ...

... connected with Natural Theology, which he treated in a very able and intelligible manner. He commenced directing attention to the story of the creation as given in the first chapter of the book of Genesis, and ;-howed throughout his lecture how it was verified ...

... coupled with the health of Mr Johu Jack, was then proposed, to which Mr Jack briefly resjionded. Mr K. Hart afterwards told a story, wiiich was received with much applause. DUNDEE ROYAL ORPHAN INSTITUTION. The children iu this establishment were yesterday ...

... JOURNAL AND CONSTITUTIONAL, THURSDAY, JANUARY 1, 1863. expired, and scarcely more than deserted village remained to tell the story of departed 'greatnem. Whilst ruin thee overtook neighbourholids ones high in favour and renown, villages, or even• mere ham ...

... ornamented with choice evergreens, and beautifully lit up with wax tapers. The Rev. Mr M‘Donald opened the proceedings with a short but impressive address. J; grounded his remarks upon the words contained in the first three verses of St John's Gospel, referring ...

... delay. The Ilrjtish Workman is one of the very best penny periodicals extant. It contains wonderful variety of short pithy articles and stories, every one of which is written with a view to improve both the head and heart of the reader The illustrations ...

... would not think it a cock-and-bull story after your brother told you of the ►etters ; I thought that the man was swimming something, but what it was I did not exactly see. But you did not think it a cock-and-hull story after that!—No. it that your brother ...

... (From the Times' New York Corvespondent ) On Monday night, after a short and earnest council of war, General Burnside issued orders to recross the Rappahannock. The movement was safely effected in the darkness, amid a storm of wind and rain, the Confederates ...

... , but of a dry character, daring the last two or three days. There never was a minister at home or abroad but told a good story in regard to the state of his,ez. chequer. Our Chaneelion of the Exchequer have been going on that way for years. Not one of ...

... who will often suggest some higher conception than he himself has succeeded in portraying. We have also ten chapters of new story entitled A Sketch from Babylon ; and the number concludes by well-reasoned article on belligerent rights at sea. Macviillan's ...

... observed that he was sorry to announce that letters of apology had been reccived from the Rev. Dr Anderson and Rev. Alex. Storie, who had been requested to take part in the evening’s proceedings, but who were unavoidably prevented from attending. He was ...

... across ; to sell, ‘If such a change should happen, all re was Oh! deary me | there Just would be A lot of !— Homan tell a good story of two | to 285 comfort, for a good many years, bat who had been at who lived a sort of cat and dog life, to their neigh}: ...