... a ithaut preconceived opinions (so to speak) except they were quite sure they were Scriptural. Suffer me (he said) to hope that there is no hearer in the house who has come to the church with a defence, so to speak, already set up, of any practice or opinions ...

... letter from Rev. ilenry Ward Beecher, which may be seen at our office. Among the many eminent singers who use the 'Troches' and speak highly of them, we would mention Miss Louisa I'yue, Mr Abusley Cook, and others of the Royal Opera, Lon don. by Medi , 'lle ...

... realise about lOs per imperial stone, with a brisk demand, but the general top figure for beef was 9s 9d ; however, generally speaking, prices were `again very irregular, and for the middling and inferior sorts there was more time to do busineu, and small ...

... hag taken upon the falsetto with ease and dexterity. Mr Thompson then gave a very enjoyable reading on 'Osculation,' or, to speak more plainly, The History and Practice of Kissing.' Mr McGregor sang • Gi'e me a lass wi' a lump o' land ; Mr l'hompeon, • ...

... letter from Rev. Peary Ward Beecher, which may be seen at our office. Among the numy eminent singers who use the 'Troches and speak highly of tkein, we would mention Miss Louion Pyue, Mr Aiusley Cook, and others of the Royal Opera, London. Sold by all Medicine ...

... months. Ma C. Emmy, corn factor, was robbed of £ll,OOO, in Leeds Corn Exchange, on Tuesday. Ile left his mail tempororily to speak to a friend, and in the meantime some thief walked off with his bug of money. NOTICE given on Saturday, by the iron-inaster ...

... with Mr Nl•Combie. PROPOSED PUBLIC TO MORAYSHIRE FARMERS.—A writer from Aberdeenshire in the North Britixh Agriertharlot, speaking of the Smithfield Cattle Show, says:—• While we believe Aberdeenshire has retained its ancient fame in the great market, ...

... close to the delivery box, cried out: Louder !' The clerk, supposing the man to be deaf, and that he was requesting him to speak louder, so that be could hear, arked him in a loud tone the name of the party for whom he wanted the letter. Louder !' cried ...

... years the towns have had a greater L laden imposed upon them than could be defended in equity or justified by common sense. Speaking r oar own district, it is not so much the town the country that produces pauperism. By the ant of house accommodation in ...

... needless to add that the monumental sculpture is sadly mutilated. MUSICAL DOINGS IN ARERDEENSHIRE.—The following communication speaks for itself Some years since, we sent you a short notice of what e in Aberdeen were doing in regard to music, and yt gave it ...

... drinking as he would dr , any other recreation, after his work is done. 0; course our readers will understand that we art speaking of extreme cases. We believe there art few people, placed in similarly tempting positions who keep so free from drink as ...

... backwards on' t. DMus, tell me about yer circles and arches after that, Mr Turry. Mr Torry—lt grieves me greatly to hear my friend speak in such a light way of this serious matter. To remove them from the square without consulting the feuars Willie A'thing—They ...