... missing child? I have exhausted ail means iIVZ* power to find her, but without effect. I enM the clergy of all denominations to speak a words from the pulpit to thoir congregaton the satter. She must be known to so m and if their attention could be dirted t ...

... .Word of God. That his Grace has gained his ob-. ti ject n the past is evidaed by the- spread A of his books in all Engli speak countries, ji and we are pleased to see thea this, the e .completisn of his writings on the New Tests, d vaent, is execute-A ...

... rode in man's fashion, as beingr l saf or, while the side-saddle was considered good 0 form' for state occasDions. Chaucer speaks of e his 'Wife of Bath having uon her feete a pair a of spurris sbiarp.' Enrlyinthefourteenth century h ladies not only ...

... ail our piazistic treasuresY who have sung for us the heartfelt strains that touch us so deeply? who was it that made music speak our every 'mood with heart-eearching twaderness and truest strength, and wade music -how itself man's very counterpoint and ...

... anl in a sense raise him above his less gifted fellow-neon. Inl thle next division of his subjec' i.. C'iuhvick proceeded to speak of what he called the 'irst artistic discipline,' as shown in the spirit of sacrifice, and lie shaowed how this aelitilnont ...

... Irelad it has been shown the cold shoulder by those Liberals who have seteded from MrGlad- Btone. As it is the moneyed people; speaking gene- rally, who buy high-priced revie, and as the Liberal Unionists are, as Mr Gladstone hws said, of the classes, it ...

... thus have been expised to danger. This I wished to avert by every means, * as the constitution i, my work-my child, so to speak, whom I love. Under these circumstances nothing was left to me but to ofer a personal as crifice on the altar of the Fatherland ...

... to- ) morrow, when two meetings will be held, one at h half-palst three and the other at half-past eight, I Mr. Clarke will speak on the subject, 'Proud men I and woomen. at the mfternoon meeting. 3Mr. , Vance and the Fellowship Choir will sing at both ...

... towns of Engwlad and Scotland within the last few years. The queries which he had read in con- nectiou with the report would speak for them. selves, 'these queries had been addressed to a very large number of the leading merchants and manu- facturers, r ...

... describing the events associated with their names, and the great building works which they carried out, Father Finlay went on to speak of a great invasion by Semetic barbarians from the Euphrates valley, which overran ligypt after the thirteenth dynaety, These ...

... 6lvour, with grt arepgth; as need by the bhieaikY, 5rgy.iid deosi qra (Jrolahd. Tbon' ends ottloii doelm itbetb 3* to 3 Toe ?? speaks for itsel I I-.AM ?? to;*W fow youw that we .ot, tie (ltfb 2s e al safely on Thursdaa ereiW', e- tbtl It eIselenAt. F J D ...

... the visiting committee for the past month was rpd at the meeting yesterday, and considered fflost satisfactory. 1le visitors speak in the highest terms of tre order which Ithey found prevailed throughout the heuse at each visit which they paid whilst, on ...