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... brethren, as heirs of the same hope, partakers of the same promises, children of the same God, and candidates for the game heaven. . . . .. . We read that when Tertullus pleaded St Paul, that the chief accusation whereon he Soundest his plea, was, his ...

... live the Mandies 1 That is the proper way to settle the Soudan difficulty. Britain should stand aloof from the barbarians awl allow them to fight it oat. It is • very melancholy affair to look over the per. traits in our illnstrated papers of so many young ...

... of beauty. No, no, we should not like to snake fun of any pretty lass. A.O.—Hodson Bay is named after the celebrated Henry Hudson, one of the boldest and moat successful early English navigators. It was discovered in 11309. A Contributor.—We are, of course ...

... joining in singing the National Anthem, which was led by the Renton Band and the Renton Musical Association, conducted by Mr Hudson, and a prayer, which was offered by the Rev. W. M. Dempster, minister of Renton Free Church. Mr Copeland then in him own name ...

... received an appointment in the Government Office at Brisbane. As I do not often quote poetry in this column, perhaps you will allow ma to give two or three of Mr Stephens's verses, which will convey to your readers a very good specimen of his style. They ...

... and Alex. M'Kenzie, schoolboy, were fined Is, or 24 hours each for a breach of the peace. --Charles Burgoyne, forger. for allowing his chimney to take fire was fined 2s (id, or two (lays--Margaret Armstrong or Johnstone, a vagrant, for being dr un k an ...

... My highird lair. Is still tae sweeten an' tee smooth The broo o' core. The principles o' light an' love, Entrusted me free Heaven Above, These are the things I prize. These are the things that bring delight, That live an' give eternal might Tao a' the ...

... prisoner that Blanche was 19 years age; I did so at my daughter's request, and I did not undeceive him --Prisoner: Did you not allow me to take your daughter my brother’s house London last Christmas?—Mrs. Brooks: did.—Prisoner: The. young lady left her mother's ...

... He was PO called by the salnera, he answered, and indeed by every one. Theo, Don Josef, excileimed Gores, arising. allow me to introduce to you the son of your old friend. This blue-eyed lad is Eddy Burns, son of Richard Burns ! The ranchero looked ...

... three inches from their base. It is not wise to allow those planted last autumn to bear this season, so remove the buds as soon seen, to throw strength into the young plant. Any in pots may, however, be allowed to (lower, because such plants will not last ...

... preacher took for his text, “Let your light shine before men, that they, seeing your good work., may glorify your Father which in heaven. There was a large congregation in the evening, mt Tulloch’s theme was the healing of the lame man the temple gate, called ...