... whirl of strife. might hear blest angels singing, would but stop and list, We might even see them soaring O’er us, but for mortal mist. Have you listened to the spirit Of the ever restless sea; Moaning, sorrowfully moaning. if could joyous be Or the spirit ...

... chief stages In the spiritual ctreer of the Ohristiaa, from the moment when the purifying waters of Baptism fall upon his infant head till the last solemn petition for peace and rest foUows him into eternity. It is there is incorporated, by Baptism, in ...

... Cardonnel's fashionable acquaintances would ■caroely have known her now, as she watched Bridget saunter out upon the lawn with her infant charge. She was very handsome woman, dark-eyed and olive-cheeked; with shining curls of ravenhair, and step like a queen. ...

... the Pth and taking tor back to the house Be found Ih* prisoner lying tto tod. Mrs Ireland exclaimed. “ Where's my child, my Infant r and O’Callaghan replied. 1 charge that woman with murderously assaulting me. He was thou bleeding tram wound on toad. Witness ...

... from time time small boys were found mutilated for eunuebs for the harems in Arabia. 1 told, aays Hr. Maekemic. that the mortality i« very great among these lads. The Sultan b said to have fifteen eunuchs to guard his harem. Slaves hate but very few children ...

... children. John O’Neill was fined twenty shillings and ooew. and his wife Ann was sentenced to three for ci nelly neglecting an infant eon, aged lour months. _ During dense fog on Monday* afternoon toe Corintbla, steamer, belonging to Liverpool, fro Leith Barcelona ...