... also for tile conduec of pul.lic worship. I will crntine mys.lf this evening to the former. One of our great commen- tators, speaking of the illustrations used in my test. says-'' Tt is reqnired even of lif,?less instr uments that tier should give a distinct ...

... mighlt havo boeu expected to appear: In Whey- Mouth. QUITE SAFSE.-Our coutetoporaries speak of the sftikc of Messrs. Chubb's London smiths. Obviously, correctly speaking, it shoald be a lock oeit. (Froit Ji10ns.V/ibic.) TueE eleotrio light ?? beau adopted ...

... Since ever in their thoughts they had Pale Margery and a sailor lad J. H. D. Trim BisHor oF PETERBOROUGH ON GAS1BLING.- Speaking at the Diocesan Conference at Leicester Dr. Mcogee, Bishop of Peterborough, condemnned gemn. bhng as ;njnciona to the State ...

... which cannot fail to be i read with interest. One of them is a very touching letter of condolence, the other may be allowed to speak for itself :- The weather has been horrible, constant rain with hail and wind, which could not be equalled, even in the Free ...

... gap of less than 1 200 miles from linking together the two bases of ir operations and lines of advance, the twin arms, so to speak, of the forceps, whose firm ( grip may one day be required to draw the teeth 1' of England in Central Asia. He even goes ir ...

... then her gaze full of a sudden fire flashed to my I face again. I am not accontahble for his death, Mr Monson. Wby do yeu speak significantly of this dreadful thing ? I did cot desiro hs death. I would have saved his life had tho power Ito do so been ...

... have been expeoted to appear: Ia Whey- Miouthi. I QouTF, Ssrsc.-Our contemporaries speak of the s| rts of Messrs. Chubb's London smiths. Obviously, coutretly speaking, iltshould bea Etoo/ Out. (From laloopa/ine.) Tni; electric light hss been adopted at ...

... passed-', That a, deputation be sent accordingly, and that the presi- dent and vice-president be appointed to represent and to speak for the asoociotion on the occasion. . AOCIDEN'T TO A TRAmCAR.-At about half-past seven o clock last evening, as atramcar ...

... English-speaking nations, ia wlvhose musical ) capacity Germany has put so little faith. N Again, L~easmauna declares that inl no city of the th Conltinent has he evrer heard choral singing in tb such b0eauty and perfectien as at Leeds. or He speaks of the ...

... receiving and addressing bodies of ai ci is it. Peter's, and oem two occasions I have beenverynearto his hito r while he was speaking. When he came in, and rather let himself drop the nexstat than sat down on it, be looked as if he might be expected to faint ...

... thoughts, she threw her work aside, di t and, seating herself before her husband, saidci l resolbtely: s Gustave, I have to speak to you. Very goo~l, but let me finish reading this ex. el , citing adventure-*it's about a young girl who lo a Waits-.- ...

... idealism. This, however, the translator k at least will not admit. In a note to page 96 of 9: the Science of Knowledge, he speaks of e Schelling and Hegel as believing that they fi must go beyond the Ego and discover some n other absolute - not so subjective ...