... things above, and live for them. This will fit us for the nobler and better second life that awaits the faithful. Jerusalem the Golden will be reached at last. There, instead of spending our years if listening to a brief and empty tale, we shall be face to ...

... labourer. The Hop Harvest. —To-day's Maidstone Journal gays:—The reports with which we have been favoured, through the kindness of numerous correspondents, accurately represent the position of the hop crops. Mid Kent is evidently this season a favoured ...

... eyes of bibliophilists to the fact of Psalm xci. 5 being rendered— that thou not need to be afraid for any Bugs night.—Maidstone Journal. . Pondicherry.—A few brief particulars about Pondicherry, the French colony in the East Indies which is demanded ...

... labouring man may live as cheap in Kent or Sussex as in the bishopric of Durham ; and yet in Kent a poor man shall earn 75., 10s., 9s. week, and in the north 45., or perhaps less; the difference is plain in this, that in Kent there is a greater want of people ...

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