... s The [original) words, in their strict literal meaning, contradict what had been his belief, so long as I have heard him speak on the subject. So taken, they affirm that our Lord gives himself to the soul of the receiver only, and is not present objectively ...

... Sir,-Permit me to make a few remarks upon the article, in your issue of last Saturday, entitled The Trade of Japan. You speak of an export of 15,000,000 bales of silk; you should have said fifteen thousand. The error is not very important, as it could ...

... Ratabilia, RBenan' Aposles. The following extracts on the state of thought and belief down to the time of Trajan will speak for themselves. When it suits his purpose to show that the great mass of the people wsa sunk in a besotted credulity, M. Renan ...

... is set down as a death occurring from a cause beyond the passenger's control. A person riding on the step of a carriage to speak to a pas- senger fell off and had his leg crushed. One accident, which occurred in the night on the Midland Great Western of ...

... judgment. If Mr Higginson attaches to the term some other and weaker meaning, we are at once agreed; but then may we not also speak of the sufficiency of Platos dialogues, or the writings of wise and good men in all ages P I am, &C., * February 26, 1866. ...

... there would be great disappoint- ment felt when it was found that the Bill did not contain the Ballot. In 1858, Mr Bright, speaking at Glasgow, said: If the Franchise be extended, if there be any call now for the adop- tion of the Ballot, that call will ...

... Then, my lamb, say yes to Your own ALFRED. P.S. I know my temper is rather short, but then think of my crust ! And it speaks well for me that I would rather be roasted fitty times, than buttered once. I do hate lummery, certainly.-Pauck. ...

... elections? Does it shield a man from bribery, persecution, and other abnormal influences? The South Australian Commissioner, speaking 'with the experience of one who stood two severely contested elections for the capital city of Adelaide before the Ballot ...

... theory that constitution proceeds with more strictness and consistency than our scheme, the union, because it makes, so to speak, of the different sovereigns the subjects, the vassals of the fnture Emperor of Germany, but these sovereigns will be more ...

... prison of hell is in the lowest part of the universe, Universe here being the earth, as the writer immediately after- wards speaks of the walls as being 4,000 miles thick- i. e., as far as from hence to hell. Here the lost are bound up like a faggot, ...

... there is really no person to whom that question, and those who are called upon to speak in its favour, owe more obligations, the only drawback being that they had to speak twice as often and twice as much as they otherwise would have had to do. ...

... no comn- ment ; neither should I, in so far as it refers to myself only, think it in any way deserving of notice, but you speak of Lord Elcho and his ?? chairman, therefore, of the Committee I feel bound to say a word in reply. It is shortly this, that ...