... H. A. MacNaughton, rector of Tankersley, Barnsley, the special preacher at Bt. Mary's, Beverley, on Wednesday evening, in speaking of intercessory prayer, said he had never ceased to pray for the people of Beverley, amongst whom he had worked, and with ...

... bearing a bas-relief portrait of the unfortunate maid-, are distributed to all who attend divine service. TO KUN A-ML'CK. Speaking of gaming, a strong spirit of play characterizes a Malayan; after having resigned ever} thing to the gcod fortune of the ...

... was rather heavy, and prices had a downward tendency, more especially for beef. The quality of the mutton was, generally speaking, choice. Prices were shade favour of buyers. Choice small cross-bred sheep made fully 10a per lb, nice wethers to 9d, and ...

... weakness, a fear of difficulties to be met is undoubtedly the most unfortunate mental trait of any young person. UsuaLLy speaking, the worst bred person in compugy i; a young traveller just returned from abroad. —Swift. ONE of the principal ingredients ...

... had left school and was ready (or work. baaed of situation that was exactly snob a one wished, and be urged his father to speak the gentleman about it. The gentleman mid several teds bars applied (or the situation, and 1 have told them to to-morrow ...

... things, and I will ask him to tell you hia opiniou next week. There is just one other little matter which 1 could like to speak to you about this week. You will notice that, although we print a large number of letters every week, there always remains ...

... proposing the toast The Batley and District Paxton Society, said that on entering the room that evening he bad a. intention of speaking. he had come to see, hear, sad learn. This society had been formed no doubt to further develop that beautiful flower, the ...

... it, and tlieo thought better ( Ob, oh.) I can well understand why refused to accept the offer. ( Oh, oh.) lam obliged speak frankly and truly these matters. (Laughter.) I assert, as I am obliged to say what I think, that I not believe Lord Salisbury ...

... about four inches, and enquired sharply, Who’s there ?” *• interviewer from the Fall hall Gazrfte. Have I the pleasure of speaking Mrs. William Sikes ?” *» Yes, I’m Nancy Sikes,’’ admitted the young woman, throwing the door open widely. *• Won’t you walk ...

... with you. A glance of triumph shot swiftly across dm man's el ea He said quietly, neither tighteniag loo•ening his bold, speaking no word of such as a lover might whoa the wou.an he loves h VIM bereelf to him You have pr :mixed then, my Xenia, and I ...

... will never be performed. Out all this number wa ban perhaps not mors than balf-a-doaen that collector of rats specimens —I speaking bow of tba flowering plants only —would think u worth while to gatbm. Allow to digress moment, Wa ocafasa that bars no sympathy ...

... It is, however, far cry from now to then, and Lincoln, Aintrec, and oue or two other localities will that time have, so to speak, exposed their hands, comment this date need not be remarkably pronounced character. ...