... relative duties and responsibilities of the employers snd em- ?? Mr. Colveb proposed the Town and Trade of Sheffield, and in speaking of the maua- faeturing importance of Sheffield, he said that wherever - civilisation had reached, there Sheffield wares had ...

... pleased seeing well followed by his successor. Mr. Musdklla, en rising to distribute the prizsc, was loudly applauded. After speaking of the advisability of establishing museums connection with -achoola of art, in regard which he thought they would be able ...

... solve this question in the spirit of ehuity, and kindliness, and forbearance. Tee history of edu- cation in England— he was speaking now mon particularly of elementary education— was after all a Liatory of blunders. (Hear, hear.) They had now outlived all ...

... history of the Job mentioned in bis ttxt, an aeooont of his many afflictions, and of bit ultimate triampb. He then proceeded to speak of, Morley, who he said, was born at a place between Holmfirth and Huddersfleld. When a boy, his* mother took him to a love ...

... opinion, the three grand eesentiale, comprehending within them- selves tbe many minor ones necessary to the de- sired end. To speak of Christianity ac one of the wants in a matter that ia generally heli to be wholly political is, we know, to lay ourselves ...

... aged 26, a ▼ Situation, eitue ■at Home aor-ad. Has knowledge of Prso ical Knglieericg.and is good Mechanical Draughtam»n; Speaks aad Writes Frenoa and German flaeutlv; and has had Ten Years horooghly Practical experience eel Trade. Present Situation worth ...

... grammar elaas had been well attended. Book- keeping and drawing were classes whioh the com- mittte bad great pleasure ia speaking of, as the stu- dents had been vary regular and diligent. Elocution and composition had not received that attention from ...

... prospects of the inooming coffee crop Ceylon, we regret to say, are not very cheering. Keports from nearly all tbe districts speak of a short yield. The Soubce of Feveb.—An explanation is given by tbe Architect to the cause cf long oontinuanoe of typhoid ...

... Blue did not find its way to our tabFe, so that of the metits of one at least cf this month's contributions are unable to speak. Mr. Joaqin Milkr contributes a spirited story, The Man of Mexican Camp, and mother short etory, «' Christmas in a Coal ...

... would be rendered diffioult, if not impossible. The Bishop concludes by observing that it is unpleasant to have even to speak of aggression, and it would be much more satisfactory be able regard tbe Church militant only with respeot to spiritual enemies ...

... Northern Companies were identical, and henceforth we should the plural form of speech, and speak of them one entity as the rfl Midland and Great Northern Company, j aa e speak ol our national constitution in Church and State as one entity. 10. Well, now. I think ...

... improvement. The Grammar Class had been well attended. • Of the Boukkeepiug and Drawing Classes the Committee bad great pleasure speaking favourably, the students had been very regular and diligent. Elooution and Composition had not received that attention from ...