... the school into divisions, The great objection was the separation of the children, and, speaking for himself, rather than separate his children, he would send ld be got at all. them to an adventure school, if it cou! Hle could not understand Mr Dow's ...

... place in this competition ; we might almost as well speak of Wallace, or Bruce, or Graham of Claverhouse, aud great men in their way, but not Eoets. Strictly speaking, Beotland has but these two men to speak for her in the highest places of literature, Scott ...

... following Chapters appear in the Herald of THIS DAY:— CHAPTER XIL JOSIAH HARRISON'S LAST WORDS, Lady Macheth: * n Did you not speak?” Macbeth: “ As | descended?” CHAPTER AIL, SEARCHING FOR THE What's the matter? Have we devils here?” —Tempest. CHAPTER XIV ...

... flections upon ‘An ounce of good cheer is worth a pound of melan- chuly.—Samuel Suiles. Would you have other men speak highly of you;— never speak highly of yourseli i. —Paacal, The 6} iritual is where man is, and not removed from im, Rv man, as to the interiors ...

... gone before, Those whom I never on earth shall see, Echoing down from the further shore, In the twilighttome back to me, Speaking in sorrowful accents low, As in the days of the long age, Gone, and for ever! A wider scope Now is theirs than this present ...

... forward as some of her neigh for being at least as bours, It is too soo n to speak of the benctit of the drainage system, When it has got a fair trial, it will be time to speak out, Newtows annatit Sctoon annual soiree to the children attending this school ...

... That’s paid each man his due, And lent a share of what's to spare, Despite of widow's fears ; And makes the cheek less sorrow speak, The eye weep fewer tears. The sun may shroud itself in clouds, The tempest wrath begin ; 1t finds a spark to cheer the dark ...

... FALKIR the K and start at Noon, Marching thi Bainsford to Stenhousernuir, where Grahamsten au 1 commence at Two o'clock. the Speaking wil Tux Ricut LORD THURLOW, SIR WM. 0. B. BRUCE, Baer, Fse, M.P., J. C. BOLTON, JOHN RAMSAY, Es » MP., T. D. Ese. or Gatapocn ...

... wants being met in this rospect, he tried tu turn up the hywmu, and peremptorily requested the minister (Mr Robertson) to * speak oot.” Mrv Robertson, though evidently annoyed by the fellow's impertineuce procecded to road out the hymn, wheua he was again ...

... condescend to play in public on the famous bagpipe. - Unfortunately the performance never came off, so we are at a loss to speak of the Emperor's merits as a piper, but we fear he would have bad no chance with our Highland Brigades in that department of ...

... Meeting 6 MONDAY Night in the Barracks, beginning at 7 o'clock. Captains Dext and Goopenip, Lieutenant Laxson, and others, will speak and sing for Jesusg: . o . o . i Tickets Sixpence each, from Members of the Army, apd of Ju(ixs Dyaock. L& p A All interested ...

... voting, he said, against his own motion. Dr Ogilvie replied that he had no motion before the Court. The Clerk then rose to speak, but was interrupted by the Rev. Mr Smart, Denny, who said he objected to the Clerk addressing the Court while they were voting ...