... our hands folded, and yet the conductors of the Wesleyan children will be expected to get up the tunes in few days, so to speak. It hard enough work when thero is ample time, but when the work is hurried it is almost sure to be scuffled, and the children ...

... Balmc. an old scholar, addressed few words encouragement to the meeting to join regularly attendance at public worship.. Speaking Die ■itv maintaining sound Christianity, said that there about to a trial in the great assembly representatives which would ...

... libel Mr. Bradlau h, which was published in that journal, charging him with having defied the Deity. Sir M, Hicis-Boach, speaking at Sundayschool centenary meeting at Gloucester said that secular educa ion ought to inter woven with religious instruction ...

... could do, and therefore he had taken that text the Btartiog for a hundred years, and he would afterwards come nearer home and speak of another c?ntury of progress which stood at tha extreme end, the lesson they would draw from the one and the other was that ...

... ve, and Thoa. Russell, Überal, were officially nominated for ?? of Parliament for Buteshire. PLYMOUTH. Mr. Clarke, Q.C., speaking at Plymouth laat evening in support of his candidature, said the division of opinion among Liberals on Church matters would ...

... ago. Sines the beginning of century crima in this country had diminished about 60 per cent. Lord Chief Justice Thesiger, speaking one of the Centenary meetings in London ou Tuesday, said that in hit opinion religious teaching most important effect diminishing ...

... prophets, men who by spiritual intuition gazed upon the visions of truth; men who had message to deliver from God, and who must speak that message though martyrdom be the penalty. (Applause.) They were to be vastly more than Christian gentlemen. An educated ...

... PRICES. FURNISH ON THE HIRE SYSTEM, and save the rent of Furnished Apartments. FURNISH ON THE HIRE SYSTEM, of which the Press speaks in such praiseworthy terms. FURNISH ON THE HIRE SYSTEM. SELECT FROM STOCK, and save tne annoyance of being transferred to ...

... brain.. agltttotoeito oMta which published in tb« journal, char-m >tim with having defied the Deity. Sir M. Hicks-Beach, speaking Sundayschool centenary meeting '“‘“'j; that secular education ought to mt woven with religious instruction. The extension ...

... It la, the Duke U satisfied to avajd hia rather bumptious Ueuteuan t on every occasion ; bat when he haa an opportunity of speaking be doeo not spare Sir Garnet. Oas grest dmile of the latter: waa task the military coach was about to be upset. Now the S ...

... special importance, as coming from men whose profession and experience of all the requirements of the trade entitle them to speak with decision. These are facts which I have pleasure in submitting to you, and which entitle my Preparation to the serious ...

... not reject the d views of the objects and methods of prison disci- r pline held by all the prison reformers of our time. Speaking on the subject at the War- wickshire Quarter Sessions on Tuesday, LORD t LEIOH expressed his gratitude to SIR W LLAM HARCOURT ...