... his duties to his country, and would be justified in transferring a thankless task to other hands. The article goes on to speak of Prince Bismarck's great services, and of the ingratitude of the whole German Press, * which, with fewv exceptions, loads ...

... and about 1,coo of these have been accepted while now the statuary is being considered. The pre.i. dent, M. Botiguereatl speaks very highly of the coming exhibition. To our list of works of the best known painters we may add M. Carohlts-Dtran's portrait ...

... most significant passages is that inl which, fully recognising the duty of facing new problems in a progressive spirit, he speaks of refusing to allow his sympathy with the objects sime d at to blind his judgment as to the practical value of specified ...

... the reader may perhaps some day have occasion to speak to a shorthand writer oJ a newspaper reporter, or the other way about; and in this case it will be well for hinm to be aware that the former speaks of the latter as Merely a newspaper reporter, you ...

... were passing at the time, and it was not until three o'clock that the signal was given to the fair diver. The course, so to speak, being clear, one male friend took her broad-brimmed hat, and another her long ulster, the lady immediately leaping on to the ...

... William and approving of A *p, as 1,eill, to bringr about a mpodus vi-vendi in the vtl-al party. , it) CIIAItC.ES BERESFORD, speaking at Grantham on WVednes- -, said that war would occur very soon. Ile did not think that u1lltt I ottd be drawvn into it, and ...

... punishment of civil death, whereby, after the offender's shadow has been duly measured, he is confined to his house, everybody speaking Of him as dead, is worth attention ; as is also the fact that every subject of Yakoob, if he be not lazy, can live without ...

... those who derive their income from other sources. It was right in the days of Queen Elizabeth, as Mr. C. S. Read said in speaking for the deputation, to charge the relief of the poor chiefly on the landed interest, for personal property was then almost ...

... poor and suffering, and to advance the education and employmenit of women, while thelonglist of good works she set on foot speaks strongly for her untiring zeal and industry. In most of her home letters, however, she prefers to dwell on domestic interests ...

... largest sum ever collected in one offertory for the fund since its establishment fourteen years ago. THE ARCHBISHOP OF YORK, speaking this week at the annual meeting of the York Diocesan Education Society, said that he thought it unjust when a man gave a ...

... n, ?? ;, ~MT-- AjORtE CLERGsYMEN Ott MlOIRE CJIURCIIE ?--The ?? of Manchester speaking at a conference held at lElackburn, on Monday, deprecated the building of more churches before adequate endow- mients could be provided for them. During the last ten ...

... slight but not unimportant modifications. MIr. Walter, M.P, who was to have spoken on The Church alut Public Schools, will speak instead upon Tise Marriage Laws, and there will be a morning meeting on the subject of ?? Ecclesi- astical Courts in the ...