... gentle in their very nature that it would be worse than false heroism to refuse them a tear. Of this kind are the deatns infants. Particular circumstancs may render it more or less advisable to indulge m grief lor the loss a little child; but, general ...

... was in way more touchingly evinced than in ibe special services for children, and particularly the blessing of the little infants. On Wednesday last ail the babies under two years were brought the Cathedral and were individually blessed Father Oleeson ...

... thoroughly his ** Past- and Present.” George Borrow ami his wonderful books are forgotten now all except .a few discriminating mortals, like August;ine Bin-ell, yet Borrow made the fortune ** The Broad Highway.” doubt Fa mol brilliant writer, but the thrill ...

... or last nor*. lady Francia Hopa, wila of Lord Hopa, and voonarr brothrr and hair proamoptira Fian. Hope in U 0». waa Otina Mortal, daufh tar of the lata Mr. Horatio Thoiooaon, ot IMboaa* 81. 1918. THE GREAT FLOODS. sad sosns aosvzoa. WOKAK DBS nos SHOOK ...

... j- *j f a jth. the love, and of the gratican accomplished. And on the last night tude th()SC build it and care it. Does His mortal life on earth, on the eye before ailvone j stands in one of the great Cathethe crucifixion, this prodigy of love is reveal- ...

... brother. John Spenoer by Geoi'ge Armar, and the third was occupied Noel Crozier, 6lh January, ; and Mr. and Mrs and the three infant children Armar.Crozier the 3rd September, 1904. Her of the second marriage, the eldeit ot whom was mother died 1906, and some ...