... much, foe children soon grow weary of listening. it is an ezoellent plan to allow, or rather to encourage, the little folk to speak. I do not mean that they should be permitted to ohaltar on irrelevant subjects, but that they should talk on the subject of ...

... it docs not apply as well the public ships, of Britain. Ibcse are the woida of Mr. Curran, used on a memorable occasion I speak in the spirit of tbe British law, which makes liberty commensurate with and inseparable from British sod; which proclaims even ...

... appeared taller them is ine, equalling in stature the post of the bed, sigh whisk he stood. Ere Mary could adjure the specks to speak, it 'poke. It said, apporently with effort, hoe low, husky, and measured voice,— I am the spirit of S. G. Thee followed ...

... Christ we should, with all our advantaged, alien knowledge, and all our relined and perfect sink and die. He passed on to speak highly of the Rector of Trowbridge, and he said he believed that In Trowbridge, they were as a Christian people, practical ...

... by the Indian,. and there were plenty shout the falls, and that they were friendly, and that it would nut be dangerous to speak to them. I came upon a camp of them gathered in the shade of a great tree making wampum and moccasins, and addremed them in ...

... Harry mi sii m o to his coat, and his eye, haggard and Weploriug, fixed upon me. 'line word would have kept him, and 1 did not speak it. One look of regret in my Uwe would have mole him abandon his journey even then, and I let him go. Again the seaway of ...

... the Eastern Powers—meaning Rallie and Austria. The St. Petersburg and Vienna press clearly prepare us for this eventuality. Speaking of Turkish reforms, it says that the vote of Europe is almost unanimous, considering that the Powers can have little interest ...

... more than two months; all the pains are gone, aud I now feel equal to any my domestic duties, and shall ever feel pleased to speak your pills as I have here described —Yours truly, Louisa Rook. Sold by the proprietor, Edward Maish, 3, St. Michael’s-crescent ...

... place where old Neptune gets many hard knocks Where white-crested breakers resemble his locks While the roar foam and spray speak the force of the shocks the cliff overhanging derisively mocks charming Parade for papa and the girls With their muslins and ...

... evenings and most of been stormy of audience-room is from half to two-thirds full to the number of conversions it is not easy to speak definitely The two inquiry rooms have been well filled after every evening service during the week and last a third room was ...

... Times Natal stood to be the Colonial it—who is generally under- thing but » friend to the 4s evidently any- In a recent he speaks of at! Natal; and he goes on to say that “the immigration to will find here of work, with the Diamond Fields fa theft tall ...

... Captain FitzUeorge! Ihe Maharajah is a fine looking man of 2., with rather a heavy face of a Sikh character in its outline. He speaks English, aud placed __1«0,000 at the disposal of the Government during the Famine, and gave .£7,000 to the Lahore University ...