... see it, While we do know that there lean immense of testimony to @hew piece-work has very generally succeeded. It is, so to speak, the commencenient of the en.operati we principle, and would by-and-bye lead tothat. Mr. Burnett, however, is willing to m ...

... The proceedings were somewhat of the nature of an experience meeting, several of the brethren giving their experience, and speaking of the pleasure it gave then, to employed in this and other fields of Christian labour, and how delighted they were to meet ...

... as the writer who created it, and he constantly renders involuntary homage to the conception of this Prince of Denmark by speaking of him as though he were a real being, and the circumstances imagined by the poet were facts of history. This work has been ...

... man's grave, but the priest who was sent for was of a different opinion. THE Pope in his recent speech to the Cardinals, in speaking of the diabolical fury which animates a certain Nero of our times, proceeds :— If I am not mistaken, I seem to see the ...

... was bleeding profusely from the ' mouth. The poor old man gradually sank on the ground and expired in • few moments without speaking. Mr. J. Norman, surgeon, stated that deceased had been under his ooze for acme little time, and he had treated him for i ...

... who attracted the atten- tion of the wits in Button's coffee-house by stalking in and striding through the floor without speaking a word to anybody till at last one day he broke silence with an irreverent remark about the weather. Mr. Forster is not ...

... do for them to “fall out”—anyhow, not before they could fly. Would it, Aunt Mary ? “ Ix ToroCaros'—~An Indian correspondont speaks of “Cheetahs” baing * hoodwinked.”” In England, this operation is usually performed mnot upoa the * cheaters” but the *oheated ...

... bouse suffered from his passion for the turf and bis devotion to cards. He was half an Englishman in his manners and ideas, speaking the language most perfectly. His beautiful daughter, the Marquise de Galliffet, was the only domestic consolation of a troubled ...

... little present to her, as an aeknow:ielgement of these services). He broached the sub. wet to Lis wife, and then he went to speak about it to a friewl, but his friend anticipate him and mentioued it First, for the same tliought appeared to have entered ...

... though of course they were good servants, it does not follow that a good servant would make a good mistress. PROFESSOR BLACKIE speaking at Dumfries on Monday night, touched upon the subject of pulpit reform : He considered we suffered from having a great deal ...

... a useful servant, but it is a terrible master. The behavicur of the four or five hundred boys on board was excellent, and speaks well both for the lads themselves and for the deseipline under which they had been brought. As Captain Bourchier said, they ...

... and Birmingham by Dalton, Swan, Bruc Webster, Maxfield, and Field. Sheffield won five subject chiefly to be considered in speaking of the seven heats, the victors being Cooper, Wood, Gillott, S industry of the population is the welfare of the great and ...