... as Christ also has loved us (Ephesianis v., 1, 2). It had been his custom, ho said, in former years to do three thinge in speaking to the children whom they welcomed on these occasions: first, to remind them why they held this special service; why on that ...

... Ur. Chivrs -bad nothing to do with it. I shot her, but it was quitb an accident. Mr. Chivers had no hand im it, end if be speaks thetenthl he would ?? answer to Mr.Birou, the witness ?? wife was nineten yearssoftage. She knew the prisonerand there had ...

... the clauses were discusse in Commuittee. ?? Oh, oh.) He commaended the conduct of the Irish peoe under eat provocation. Speaking of the arrest ?? cldea ?? he charged the authorities of Dublin Catle with the responsibility of the death of Inspetor Martin ...

... to call tobacco sootyretainer to the vine :t Sooty is an ill word, and lke spcaks of her grimed complexion. Here speaks the fantastic hunsourist, not the poet, who fihds no maiden's eyes so blue as the vapour of a cigsar. LAMI; was right in one ...

... own battle, if it is to he ?? and, if necesary strike. Let the t hundreds of aPPli- ctant of whom your c,~rreaporident . speak have the codeeed opportunty omorovng twelve hours a day for seven days a week; nod let us hope m heyw.Ianlgrate afully receive ...

... that such a controversy is likely to be of advantage to the teaching of the Christian religion P Somebody in Tom Jones speaks of religion, and adds, when 3 I talk of religion, of course I talk of Christianity, and when I talk of Christianity, I ...

... justice and humanity, and for the honour t and stability of the British Empire. (Applause.) Another reason which induced him to speak on the Irish question was the mean, paltry, and despicable tyranny under which that unhappy country was now suffering - a mean ...

... sp:ar against the mountaia's heig'. t Did the poct think that the second syllable in s Eomrs was long ? And how many people m speak of the race horse Amphion with the accent on the second, bow many lay the stress on the first syllable ? Poetry is hecoming ...

... of Cheyne. row, Chelsea, speaks positively to the piece of ulster found as being Part of one she herself gave to Jackson on thie 21st lay, the latter then being in a deplorable condition as to clothing. Other witnesses also speak to the ulster, and to other ...

... sailed in the ill-cmened ship, unquestionably shows groater dramatic power than anything in the same author's Doll's Rouse. Speaking generally, however, the action, with its mul- D titudinous array of personages, is diffuse, and the i motives of those concerned ...

... chance at all-is tohave Lord Hartington to write a letter in favour of the Unionuit and for T. W. T Russell to come down and speak for him. (Laughter.) T I cnm very pleased to be allowed to play my ti humble part in this which is one o r the greatest poli- ...

... Commons. A peermayidls to another peer who does not happen to be pn- sent by simply giving him his ordinary titlsi He may speak of something id or done by the Duke of Seven Dials, or the darquis of Carabas, or the EArl of Southdownm Bt if these noble ...