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... to strengthen the faith of his hearers, in the existence and purpose of angels, by asserting that it was unintelligent to speak of “ inanimate” nature, since the inherent properties of unconscious matter were not the cause of such changes and movements ...

... charge of a ferences.—Address J. F., Postoffice, Rock Fe ANTED, to Place a well-educated Yo Office. He is about 16 ye hard, speaks and corresponds in French, and the German lsuguage.—Address K 13, General BONUS toany one procuring a respect £5 any Light ...

... ordinations, at which he had ordained 471 priests and He held contirma- tion services with unusual frequency, and de- lighted to speak of this part of his episcopal func- tions. Asa member of the House of Lords or the Convocation of the Northern Province the ...

... held a sitting yesterday St. Peter’s, which laste i hours. Thirteen fathers of the Council had announced their intention of speaking, but ouly five addressed the assembly. The assembly discussed (he question of heterodox pbiioiophy. ...

... party bias. Perhaps you will remember our honourable member when addressing his constituents in the Town Hall, at Ashton, speaking of the Irish Land question. When it was brought forward in the Bouse of Commons he would give it his best consideration. ...

... practices we can speak calmly, now that our musical fervou will say winister cooled down. We candidly say that we he riot, like the idea of servants of the Corporati }|0f Government going round with a be aped by box at Christmas. We speak with all re of ...

... tbe time I heard them walking, and the time 1 saw them on the bank. I was twenty years off the men when I heard the prisoner speak. I could say it was him, because I saw him raise the gun. The other man was a tall person, and was dressed in light clothes ...

... the class- rooms tables were laid out visitors might refresh themselves at ease, and, let us add, most satisfactorily. We speak from experience, being made Welcome to “ enough,” which is said to be, ro as a feast.” and trulys ‘‘ as The following are the ...

... A critic speaking of Sontag’s vocalism, siy> **We hang upon every note.” This,” ivs contemporary, ‘* is power of execution. proof of the lady's a fashionable wedding. th | other day, the carriage of the happy pair, was on its way to the railway station ...

... Time has softened the asperities of his temper ; his rigid integrity haa learned to manifest itself in milder methods, and to speak a gentler, but nut less commanding tone ; and it decidedly more popular tbe diocese than was some yeais ago. ’ It well known ...

... eifftcc—and consequent regret for vour removal—is so jeerfe-ct, unanimous, wide-spreoei, and well-known, that must and does speak with uncertain note, and will. I lru*t, fall pleasantly your ear, even whe-n emitted poor mouthpiece* Applause.) Mr. replied ...