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... not better fir the younger members of their congregations to become aequaintcd with current, controversies from their Christian, rather than from their 647 opt ical. side. Unless the problems which are vexing the church are openly confronted is the church ...
... pages of all the papers in the English-speaking world. We have thought, then, that some account of the rise and method of a firm whose names are as familiar in onr mouths as household words, who spend from £50,000 to £40,000 a year in advertising, may not ...
... but, nevertheless, the English Constitution, with its ordered and balanced society from the Throne to the cottage, is the symbol and expression of liberty in the world. Republican institutions have had a trial for &hundred years, and, FO far as outsiders ...
... and is now in tile handel of Messrs Nov 'l.I for pudblicatio. The libretto is mainly corm- piled from ctClipticre, wv;ii the addllition of passages from St. Aiugustnne and other of the early father3, alid ii divided into tsrce ptartq, the first being ...
... Not the least interesting of M. Blondin's collection of mementoes is a small library of scrap-books, containing cuttings from all the newspapers of the world—French, English, German, Austrian, American, Australiancritiques, reports, interviews, caricatures ...
... churches from Dunluoe to Dunworly our country was consecrated to the Sacred Heart of Jesus. Yet those who are in the way of listening to our street scenes of even trivial quarrel or drunken brawling must feel that nowhere in the universal world is our Redeemer ...
... He was an eccentric character, and is known to the world of letters by his de plume of Peter Pinder. The substance of the following anecdote of him I find in my scrap-book. A number of works from his pen had been published which met with great sale ...
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... PEOPLE. THE SUNDAY SCRAP-BOOK. z,oop Illustrations. Boards, 55.; cloth gilt, 7s. 6d. 111. Popular edition, with 13 Plates and 200 - ' 1 Engravings. as. : a Memoir compiled from Autobiograby his Nephew. THOMAS WARD. With 7L 6d. ITALY: from the Fall of Naooleon ...
... Not the least in- teresting of M. Biondin 's collection of mementoes is a small library of scrap-books, containing cuttings from all the newspapers of the world— French, English, German, Austrian, American, Australian— critiques, reports, interviews, ...
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... every time any foreign paper discuseessuch a possibility from it.. own point of view. The Pope is as free in Rome, and perhaps more so, as he would be in Jerusalem or any other place in the world. If he does not go publicly out of the Vatican, it is because ...