... Book for all agces. 1y the autolc O The Still Hour ; Bible Hygriene, Heltc Huints by s Physician; The Voice and Public Speaking, bh ,r P Sandlands, I.A., Vicar of B rigstock; Difhcl ultic-, or th e Soul, by Rev. IV. H. A2. H. Aitken. H ?? 'Marioun - ...

... The autumn and winiter fashions having made their js Appearance rather earlier than usual this year, We are a enabled to speak decisively as to the material, c 2olos-s and d all otlier details included in. the completinn of a toilette.j 3t-ghter colours ...

... some duration.I ini the ra~ssis before Iii a the reconstruction of tlse service took evil effect, Waiy St, ir entitle me to speak with some authsority in this behalf, It be lemay be remarked that tlsore has been no such change in ho in relations of soldiers ...

... secondly, that, though it became a Cave of Adullam for Kabbalists and homeless Cagliostros, it never developed, strictly speaking, into a brotherhood. In the year i614 there appeared a pamphlet-now ascribed by general consent to a divine of the name of ...

... and the hope of another life and thus concludes 'e not HEART ad the Within the grand old Book, where ancient thoughts are s |Speak to advancing years, each year anew Y. Is writ this thought. 'Can man see God and live7 n his is, that the awe-struck patriarch ...

... to Proifessor Baldwin much of the land in Ireland produces more under the spade than when cultivated on a larger scale. I speak from personal experience (seas Mr Brassey) in recom- mending holdings of about 60 acres in the neighbourhood of large towns ...

... artizans, and even by the employers, if England is not to remain stationary, or even 'go back in her industries. Generally speaking Ye are behindhand in technical education. It will 13e the fault of the people if we remain long so; and there is, we think ...

... failed to meet the demands of the t ite, and to advance in the right direction. Their latest movement in the march of progress speaks strongly to those of our own sex who desire a complete and full education, either for their own satisfaction, or in order ...

... I wouldn't refuse s yo as I did your great uncle. 'ay, madam, exclaismed Jonathan, with an air of gal. laniry, do not speak of yourself in these diiparaging terms; you have still so many charms and attractions left, that an' you would favouar us with ...

... ges inseparable from a, tearing engagement with a nightly change of programme. In thcs limits of our space to-day we canl speak but briefly and generally either of the work or its Performance Lust aih;but as there is little chance of its early repetition ...

... instance of what industry, frugality, and love of knowledge will do for a man of ability. Before the age of thirty he could speak of himself as having become easy in circumstances. Shortly afterwards he was chosen clerk to the General Assembly in Philadelphia ...

... his worst; but we think we should quote the following, because it is one of the clearest-written paragraphs in the book. He speaks of Matter and Force:- Force, he says, according to Science, is the cause of all motion, and its amount in any case is ...