... any one work, and every Branch of Christian enterprise in the town hat benefitedby his help. He was never happier than when speaking to an audience of children, and in his ad- dresses to them, both in the Town Hall anl in his own school, never failed in ...

... the close of his remarks to speak under considerable excite. ment. Eis face was flushed, and when he finished with a peroration that was loudly cheered his voice had become husky from the effort of fully half an honr's speaking. Upon the subsidence of the ...

... undoubtedly exercised a great influence upon Nonconformist family life. Of her private character, those who knew her best speak of her in terms of affectionate esteem. Her literary labours were first undertaken in her eagerness to contribute to the support ...

... active in connection with the Queen's College, where he held the chair of anatomuy. It is hardly within our pro- vince to speak of Mr. West in his professional capacity, but we may observe that he was regarded as peculiarly skilful in operative surgery; ...

... referring to the adjni. bte led manner in which 2frs. Chamberlain had diselarge, the hospitalities of her position, proceeded to speak in:wsar ain terms of the practical sympathy which she had manifested ig3, with suffering and poverty, more Isarticularly by ...

... specially intro- duced by an address by the General, who, to some extent, apologised for the pablielty of the marriage. In speak- ing of Commissioner Enilton, the General said It had worked by his side for elevesn years, end proved a faith- ful comrade ...

... honesty of his criticism. We may add that Dr. Hueffer was by no means an expert in one single art, but that he was able to speak, with less authority perhaps, but with equal insight, refinement, and sympathy on a fairly wide range of kindred subjects. ...

... whom he was one. lie succeeded n All. Billaut as liniister of State, October 18, 1863, and became cx officio one of the speaking minilsters, whose ii duty it was to explain and defend questions p laced be. a fore the Sciiate anii the Legislative Assembly ...

... been proved :-The will of H.f King Don Fernando of Portugal ; personal estate in this country exceeding £4,700. The testator speaks of the loyal dedication and true affection which lie has always conser orated to the Portuguese nation, and immensely thanks ...

... preserved. Of the antiquarian lahours of Mr. Halliwell - Phillipps, outside theI immediate Shakspeanian circle, we need not speak- in atiquran studies, and no others would be likely to render them the appreciation they deserve. The personal qualities of ...

... be celebrated at Goritz, but not until about a week bence. PARIs, August 24 (Evening).-This evening's Repub- .iaan journals speak of the death of the Corate de Chain- bord in respectful terms, and unite in paying homage to the loyalty of the-deceased. The ...

... Rector of St. Andrews ITniversity Priueipual Donaldson presiding. After the formal ceremony Mr. Balfour delivered an address. Speaking en the enjoy, ment which may be derived from books, he said a plausainl and pernicious maxim was that superficial knowledge ...