... Chance o»ye, with only light air -••i-solid hardly stay, she was violently by a sudden uutt »»f'wipd, coming directly from • heaven*, was lifted'ontof the water, dashed again bar and without a moment's | warning went to tbe'iteitfeAp,' stern' iln water. ...

... feet 7 inches in height, was of dark complexi ‘on, dark:| allow the fire to be extinguished, and at length hi re-work with profit the msnufac- A few days afterwards, the passengers on’ the Hudson hair, bald on the crown, sm: Ab ed \-father, in endeavouring ...

... signed by the Rev, Mr Baxter, i extensively circulating in London, announcing ‘the without dying.’ approaching translation to heaven of 144,000 Christians It is stated that the Admiralty have asked to be fur- pished with fur a gun which shall be capable of ...

... other was about the size of a pigeon's egg. Each was covered with a shell of ordinary thickness. A KILLIID.--00 Saturday, Mr Hudson, postmaster, of Bouston, Nottingham, was crossing the Midland Railway at the station, when, being confused by trains coming ...

... trust are not in money point of view, in everything that pertains to your master’s interest in trade. Never, if possible, allow to go to waste or destroy that which cost your employer money. Be careful in buying, be careful in selling, doing justice between ...

... that it was the British Government who prevented the missionaries from getting access to India, until the permission was allowed in 1813. From that period to 1830, the efforts of the missionaries were more directed to obtaining a footing in the country ...

... stock market, an d finally, duit:g d Mr Justin McCarthy contributes largely to a clear railway mania that, under the lead of Hudson, was second only iu its universality amen the rich and understanding of the question in an able article entitled Tina Common ...

... fever. A temperature is best taken by placing the thermometer in the armpit teethe south (if the child is old enough), and allowing it to remain for two or three mi nu t es . L e t u s wippess that a child is out of sorts. We take its touperature and find ...

... the back'ou' him—pah your Paradoxical. barber may pursue his avocak ■till he must not be barber-ous. In other words, barber allowed to soap his customers as much he likes, but he must not lather his wife. ~A . should very matrimonially inclmed young ladies ...

... their Father in heaven, members of that great and blessed family presided over by Christ himself, having as its membership the general assembly of the Church the Firstborn heaven ; all the redeemed of the sons of men, the things of heaven and the things ...

... at the Theatre-Royal is every night getting first-rate audiences the “business” is growing wonderfully every performance allowing actors to some trick or word that enlivens improves the production The libretto is the comprsition of Mr Hastings tho manager ...

... offiof Should veil to brigade atation Office application! ao muSa of expect oar authorities to bestir themtelTea little and not allow the roah atranded in ia all very few manufacturers communication with Police Office tliere ahonld alto of alarms is positions ...