... person to whom it is sent is earnestly entreated to add hi' name to it for the love of God. I will not trust myself to speak of so terrible an iustanoe of the recklessuess with which men can drag into human quarrels the name of their Creator. Therecipients ...

... underwriting ac- counts, sod of their hopes and expectations in regard to them; but the time had unow arived when they could speak of results ascertained and profits realised. (Rear, hear.) The net profit of the underwriting business for the period of elihteen ...

... weaker party, according to Lord l'almerston's favourite doctrine that it is always dan- g lrous to offend the strong. The Pays speaks in the same tone, and with even more emphatic incivility, towards the English mi- nistry. It says: We believe it would be ...

... of the city. RUMOURED MINISTERIAL CHANGES IN ITALY. PARIS, MARCH 15. The Nation of this evening says :- Letters from Turin speak of an approaching change in the ministry. The new cabinet would comprise Baron Ricasoli, Signor Rattazzi, and General La Mar- ...

... they had disposed of more timber than they had done during anz previous period of their existence. In aying this he di not speak of sales alone, but of the aotual receipt of mney. For the 7,9761 owin% to the oom- pany they hold the security of the land ...

... authority with which it is invested ccording ng to their language. ed Now, in reviewing the terms in which the church of England speaks of Holy Scripture, it appears that ia ey the 20th Article the church designates it as God's ?? e- written. It is not ...

... there used her for the vilest pur. a poses. o The AssistantJndwge, in addresing Joesaid he was afraid to trust himself to speak in sufficient terms of the d enormity of bar Crime. They heard enough of the perfidy z. of men, hut vbhen they folund cue of ...

... last he seems settled to his mind, and now ba begins. Very slowly and deliberately he speaks-every word seems to cost considerable effort of thought; nor does .he speak loudly, lthough so very distinctly the t his every wordf may be heard in the most distant ...

... other countries on the pretext of progress, nationalities, and what not, it is right that public opinion in Europe should speak out and say what it thinks of this wanton aggression upon the plainest rights of peaceful citizens. There is arumour which ...

... found intact. As to natural ni sciences the field is, so to speak, unlimited; F but in regard to them individual efforts are often more a effiecaious than official enterprise Besides, to speak our ti whole mind, we fear the representatives of natural scienoe ...

... struager to them, being a tradesman at Nelson, in the southern island, at lest four hundred miles dis. taut from Auckland. He speaks the Maori lngua, and has been employed as interpreter by the local gvernment of Nelson in their transactions with the very ...

... spontaneous czqueurs, if ever tbere wre any, enraptured and: stamping with delight. I do noteensure; I narrate. The writer then speaks in very rm praise of a chorus In the first act ( Chante, cbhate, MaponareeWe), which lussaysis averitabletvesuroe, a charm ...