... THE SECRETARY SPEAKS. The following circumstances, drawn from the personal experience Mr- Isaac Whick* the Borough Arms,” Uudley-street, U ednesburv, are so important and really remarkable that they cannot help but be of interest and value to alt readers ...

... , Charles Speak, T. Schofield, ...

... But preachers are tempted grow egotistic, and srhile speaking others speak of so with the bells. Thus bell is made to say, I mean make it understood that tiiougfa I’m little good.*' The last stage the downward career from God to Saints and Saints to Bells ...

... rrinccfSf'f great,” > harm, the speaks master *•1 is flattered ...

... GROWTH OF THE CROPS. A SEASONABLE TALK. It is very common for farmers to speak of their five stock to distinguish their cattle from their crops, and doubt this is convenient enough for everyday use; but when we come consider the matter from scientific ...

... the face a great loss, it is difficult for anyone who has known him to sit down calmly and speak or write of Mr. Grant. Much more Is the difficulty enhanced to one who endeared to him, not only as old scholar, who owes so much to him, but also feds acutely ...

... GENERAL NEWS. The Marquis of will speak Liberal demon- ! tratioo York October 21. The Salvation Army •• life gu ir.ls,” their progress I tl»r ugh Yorkshire, arrived Sheffield ou Saturday. ' The v. C. O. Spurgeon, though suffering from | severe affection ...

... could speak from experience, as he had been a member of a third, intermediate party, that was to say—the party of the Pcelitea—and he could assure his hearers tliat it was a very uncomfortable position. With regard their acts, let them in a practical ...

... Amalgamated Association of Cotton Speaking of the cotton trade generally. Mr. Mawdiley says that during the last en f spinning department has with the exc on** or two brief periods, been in position. For considerable portion that time manufacturing or ...

... nrtepswiß, ft«DOIM» h«* giroo *™* men equal right either speak or vote witn their -wealthier brethren. And with regard to the working being e»siiy gulled and deceived by any tales that may be circulated, the chances are that his knowledge of the deceitful ...

... The figures of the last half-year’s report would speak more eloquently and convincingly than could. They_ showed gain of something like £7OO, and numenc«lpro£ gress as well. He believed they would begratifled at that, and inclined to give little credit ...

... ooDtiauou Üboar »ad e*cltement. In speaking of tte universal observation of th« fir*t day of the week •• tM sacred day for aU Chmtiaoa, the preacher said waa a - remarkable fact that that day had asserted own aupretuacy, notwithstanding that in the New ...