... 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 ...

... hearsoul when prayer brought down heaven a light. *••••• Could I undo yeMU ot gwlt. My life of holy actions should be built. Sho speaks no more—she feels her end is nigh Her heart's throbs cease—her eyes close tranquilly. radiant calmness o’er her features creep ...

... the bar, and also for the general legal knowledge which you have manifested in the discharge of your duties (applause). I speak now only for the bar, as you will shortly be acd iressed by the presi- dent of the Law Society; but what I desire you to feel ...

... knew the patient who was hurt, and saw two the attendants ill-use him. thought was on Saturday, the 18th. 1 hut could not speak with certainty. One the attendants who abused the deceased was named Wood, the other was “the tallest the attendants m No. ...

... Chairman to allow him speak. The Chairman enquired for whom Mr. Hartley appeared. I Mr. Hartley said he appeared for himself. Ho had been mixed with the case and was a witness. The Chairman declined to allow Mr. Hartley to speak, saying that he knew as ...

... 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. ...

... am afraid, know little, and practise less, thepbilosophy of teaching. There are many honourable exceptions .to the rule—l speak of them class. A doctor always studies the diagnosis of his patients. It would .weil if our mental philosophers studied the ...

... alluded to the Manchester Courier's notification of the bishop' B death as a long one. Let it not be supposed that we so speak with feelings of complaint or disparagement' Oo tbe contrary, our Conservative contemporary in Man- j Chester could not dwell ...

... Berricee in our cathedral*—with all the of beautiful music, benatifnl fnlcoloured windows, “dim leligioos light, and that could speak beauty both the Cathedral towns hare nerer been re^^ ® lieions ferrour high morality; and nowben Si^ndmoreebeolutedollneae ...

... and children partook of tho food. I have begun eat human flesh,' and my throat is constantly open for the flesh of man.’ Speaking of ooourrenoes some months the fate ; which thus befell Trooper Smith, Turoa said, * After this i Tito gave ardor for the ...