... older they will find that there have always been good people, and they will also hear that there was once one little Child, one Man so good to all about Him, so good to little children, that He has shown us better than any one else what is the true likeness ...

... children grow older they will hear that there have always been good people, and they will also hear that there was one Child—one Man—so good to all about Him, so good to the little children, that lie has shown us better thee anyone else what is the true likeness ...

... escape. There is such a waste of power and preparation, as it appears to us, in the fact that when the hour strikes, and the man is ready for the highest forms of his life's work, he should be stricken by Death, and hurried away from us and from the age ...

... Search for an island of the main. A stream that English land doth drain. A. B. B. Common to man from earliest time, Bound to new forms in every clime, A man may have me, yet may be Most strangely at a loss for me. Nay, more, two men may stand together ...

... general; the Minister of Foreign Affairs at Berlin, an old, stout, robust man, having his upper lip and chin shaved; and M. Gravy is an old and very intelligent man, with shaved lip and chin. In Paris, where the peculiar cry of the coachmen ...

... ze point ? Yes, zat is the 'point. the man who hold out is umbrella, and ze umbrella is ae cover point. Oh, ze point of ze joke? No, Ino see no joke. Vy for ze batman come away! He is stump! Ah, poor man! I play last night at ze—ze Tonamidedd, ...

... through all of trouble and pain to make us good. Passing from the necessity of oaring cc 'sciences, the voice of God, the invisible Power which was not only all round, but also within us, the Dean remarked that children could not learn too early to love ...

... tact;- Miss Janet Banks is a pleasing Little Knight Herman; and Mr John Daly gives an appropriate representation of the heavy man, Albert the depraved. The Harlequinade has now been added, and the comic business by Mr A. C. Armour (Clown) is good. Mr F. ...

... not disgrace the theatrical boards. A great sensation is produced by the marvellous doings of the Japanese O Torra on the invisible wire, and a greater still when this artist, with only a small unbrella by way of balance, makes a rapid descent upon a rope ...

... shall I coshes P answered the wretched man, his voice trembling in an agony of fear. Confess the foul wrong you did me. Confess where my poor body lies, that it may be buried in holy ground. Again the man's trembling voice wailed out, I will confess ...

... elevation of the temperature. Tale watery vapour is invisible, or in the form of gas; and when the temperature of the air is lowered, so that its carrying capacity for water is diesiuialied, the previously invisible vapour undergoes aggregation into globules, ...

... the Nash Sands, eight of the crew being drowned. A Painful Story was unfolded in the Bootle Police-court yesterday. An old man named Richard M'Guire, who lived with bis son-in-law in Hornestreet, was charged on suspicion of having murdered his grandchild ...