... education, and of free libraries as part ei education. It is a perpetual bond of sympathy between all who read English books and speak the English tongue (cheers). However much we, as young nation, may have to learn from older nations, we may in this one field ...

... country a vast deal of enthusiasm was created by the Caar's prcnosal; so much of that sentiment, indeed, that no one could speak against it at the time without risk of insult. Yet, though most of us kept discreetly dark, we knew all the while how forced ...

... appear in the report is.sued by the committee of that institution: Would God! some gift of Pentecostal powers Could bid them speak our tongue and say their say, Then from each rolling cab and thundering dray A wail would rise and shake your London Larval; ...

... his sermon last month, al hough we have no good reason far thinking that God is fighting against us, yet, undoubtedly He is speaking to us, and that by way of solvent. rebuke by our diffieultiee and reverses. Conwienee tells us readily what We have gone ...

... by means of a small people, holds in check for months, as be has done, the army of the richeet nation of the world, ha is speaking to that nation in language we cannot fail to hear. God grant that we fail nit to understand the supernatural warning that ...

... match, XI. v. the Red of Ealing, played on the ground on which fiutdringfum-gsrlens now stands. It seemed strange to him speaking to them on that spot. as he racollected it as a gravel pit, as it was when he came to watch them roving the girders at ...

... simulate lack of tact, betrayed the knowledge to Indy Matilda Hasbrouck ; consequently a note of invitation, or, more properly speaking, a command, had been issued for this evening—Tredennis's last In England for awhile. Lady Matilda unfortunately was dining ...

... by means of a small people, holds in check for months, as He has done, the army of the richest nation of the world, ale is speaking to that nation in language we cannot fail to hear. God grant that we fail not to understand the supernatural warning that ...

... (hear. hear).—Mr. Charles Jones, in &brief tirech, broke hew fast the Vale bad flown since Mr. )'arson's first atcrted his Speaking of the children, he whore would they bo in twenty years' time? Perhaps gone to the front to fight, for their , ountry. He ...

... to be replaced by a building which, with goods yards, etc., will cost upwarua of £lB,OOO. Mr. W. 8. Caine has promised to speak on behalf of the Acton Temperance Federation on Tuesday, Febru.try 6th, wren he will be suppoited Lip the clergy and ministers ...

... repeated, With sulky apprebesmion. 'At aphis - that no time for explanation., emenered. I saw two men come in here and speak to her ; then the was darkeeed, and she to vanish. I thought something wee istmand same over. They ought to be followed.' ao ...

... the water is carefully measured by a delicate instrument celled a drtamometer. New, by nightly altering the shape, or, more speaking, the lines of the model, it may that the resistance :m cowdderably lessened, which means that a grader speed could be attained ...