... music. is Paganiui, and for the time tie in Heaven. Yes, and so also are. they who listen. unconscious of existence; his soul rapt the sounds that imanate from the little wooden instrument, and this Heaven, cf which he is having foretaste earth. The present ...

... descent into the very hell of opi ression. What was wanted for Ireland was that the same measure of government allowed to England should be allowed for Ireland. He condemned tbe system of espionage which hs saw plentiful Ireland during tbe past summer. He ...

... Hall, Charlotte-street.—Mr E. J. Cumby, president, occupied the chair, and tbere were also present Messrs B. L. Jacobs. J. W. Hudson. C. J. Gill, W. P. Nixon,T- Turner, E. Teesdale. W. H. Smith (hon. sec.), Lockyer, and Rhimes. The ChatbUAK, opening the ...

... minded they might have claimed draw. truly chivalrous end courteous fashion, the Hull men under the direction Captain Gurney allowed the Bracforo men alter morel win toe certain win. borne piople policemen couldn’t be kind if uied. Well, I don’t know much ...

... tools, and represented himself deputed to make good some defect in the eleotr.c apparatus. O; course, the unsuspicious butler allowed him do lisUdL Over the whole bouse for two hoars went thia workman with his bag of tools, and then departed, arsuiic? the ...

... all events iqual the one tlat managed the trick. However I'll cudgel my brains no more about it; ■' There are more things heaven and earth than are dreamt of in our philosophy,” and so the umnviable task considering Hull’s downfall the expense of their ...

... prevention of cruelty to ANIMALS. *hs the “hcu. mail c„—Kindly allow me tbe favour of stating in your that since the meeting which was held iu the tbe instant, I have received tbe folsubscriptions and donation, to the foods of our |2rtrr_TbeSberff (H ...

... of “ Anchored and “Jack’s farewell were well received. Ren ben J. Barden gave with pscbetic and thrilling effect “The road heaven and “One niche the highest,” in both casea receiving loud enco-es. Mr Wm. Sherwood added good humour to he (ntertaicmect his ...

... preached on behalf of tbe above on Sunday, April by Rev C, Hudson and Mr Lockwood. On Monday afternoon the Rev R. Keenleyslde, Hull, conducted Divina service, preaching on Singing and Heaven. Tea was served in the schoolroom, whioh was well patroniied ...

... labour movement, and a discussion followed. hearty vote of thanks to the lecturer close*! tho meeting. Next Sunday Mr J. Hudson will lecture on The laws which govern national peace, war, and neutrality. Between a Ship and the Quay.—Whilst engaged unloading ...

... MAIL. Pie,—Will you kindly allow to offer through your valuable paper the following suggestion for the consideration _M:ssrs Wilson, Sons, and Co., viz., thac the question of the foremen and shipping i clerks be allowed to stand over for, say, three ...

... Temple, M.A., York, preached last night the harvest festival Beverley Minster. The anthem was from Mendelssohn's Athalie, Heaven and earth display; at the of the service the Hallelujah Chorus was sung. » The harvest festival at Tick ton We-! cyan Chapel ...