... original editions of Luther's works, the Con mentarv on St. Mark's Gos- pel, by Druthman, a monk the ninth century, in ; which he speaks of Transubstantiation as a novelty (this work was printed in 1514), and the refutation by JEnems Sylvius, of the spurious ...

... doubt, hesitation, fear. »ould die, the cords of worldliness would snap, and should follow the Master faithfully to the death. speak multitudes, and think multitude# more. But why How would the effect be wrought Plainly not by the mere wonder and surprise ...

... generous opponents, from the days of Lord Castlereagh those Mr Disraeli. It is not a little characteristic, too, of the man who speaks of himself in this not ignoble tone of proud humility, that while he confesses in the abstract his many errors, some of ...

... concealed in a saloon of the Council Hall at Home, with the cross of one of the bishops in his possession and the report speaks of the culprit as being a Neapolitan priest of no good odour. Are not these last words som'what superfluous? A droll answer ...

... which is to their advantage —charity hopeth all things him who repents of his p*>t misdeeds— De mortui* nil nisi bonum (Speak only good of the dead). —From Quiver for February. .Forgotten Graves.—There something sad, at first thought, in the remembrance ...

... against them that may appear in such a quarter. The Hon. If. G. Liddell, one of the members for | South Northumberland, in speaking orf the subject of | the ballot in the House of Commons ou Monday night, i s»i»l h«td invincible hatred to all systems of ...

... influence which they possess. Mr John Bright, at one ' time of his life, used to deprecate a knowledge of the dead languages, and speak in rather a contemptuous manner of our great Universities. But it was in the days of his youth and inexperience in which he ...

... protested against secular and religions instruction being divorced, Jar public schools are concerned. True, it was not, strictly speaking, a town's meeting, but only one of the friends of the Manchester t'niuu. Still, it has a right to be regarded as a representative ...

... outrages both upon the dictates of justice, political economy, and sound statesmanship. Our Radical contemporaries, short, speak of him as they only could do of the greatest financier that ever lived Conservative journals, on the other hand, regard him ...

... interview with the great Sea Serpent is Slocum for Slocum, read Joke'em. Look before Yod Speak. —Asking a lady what her accomplishments are, is, generally speaking, harmleas enough. Still, in these days, it might in some cases cause embarrassment to put ...

... which it is written, and such must find its way, and be readily accepted, in every drawing-room. We are sorry that we cannot speak in such flattering terms the song from the German,'' which is at once pedantic and pretentious,its worstfeature being that ...

... considerably as to bis ultimate success in the struggle of Monday. Of Kelley's previous performance it is almost superfluous to speak, he having been before the public now for many years, and will always be honourably remembered in connection with some of the ...