... survivor is now in India. CHRISTMAS DAY.—What a RUSS Of recollections and associations do these two short words conjure up. They speak of the schoolboy's return—the happy home—the Yule block—the family dinner —the routs, the balls, the parties, the festivities ...

... other sources of interest in studying the character and habits of the almost amphibious dwellers on that coast. Generally speaking, there is something peculiarly interesting in the character of seafaring men, even of those whose voyages have extended little ...

... which will afford a home and support to a nation as powerful as those of elder creation. It is calculated that the banks we speak of would cover Great Britain to the depth of twenty-eight feet, were they scattered eve nl y on the grouLd ; and this alone ...

... called out, Amy! Amy! your brother is come home! come home on his birth-day !—Will nobody bid him welcome? Richard, wont you speak to your son, to our dear Maurice! wont you - bless him on his birth-day? And snatching her husband's hand, she endeavoured ...

... mischief, it is not his fault—he would not hurt a fly—For all his rough way, he is as tender-hearted as a child—Richard! Richard! speak to them—tell them a mistake. He neither spoke nor moved, nor lifted up his eyes from the ground on which they were fixed. ...

... prayer For other's weal &vain on high, Mine will not all be lost in air, But waft thy name beyond the sky. 'Twat; vain to speak, to weep, to sigh: Oh, more than tears of blood can tell, When wrung from guilt's expiring eye, Are in that word—Farewell ...

... that the man at the helm had dripped down almost senseless, and that another of the crew was so ill that he could scarcely speak. The captain, on receiving this information, grew very pale, and seemed at a loss what to reply. At last, he started from his ...

... the occasion, who introduced several pieces of sacred music from the first masters, and in the execution of which, we cannot speak too highly—the &lens being sung with nmeh taste, whilst the ehorusses were effectively sustained. We learn that the collection ...

... take your oath, and you must speak the truth; and if you don't, you know, you'll go to the wicked place. This is the Bible; the book of God. After Non have that book in your hand you must kiss it, and then von must speak the truth, the whole truth, and ...

... his associates, and he began at last to be sometimes invited to repeat them to other circles. The repetitions of which I speak, he contiuues, were always attended with applause, and sometimes with favours more substantial; little collections were now ...

... handkerchief to his face, as if he had been suffering from a violent toothache, that he might not he under the necessity of speaking to the numerous English officers that stop. ped his guide on the road. Oace, at Cinnpeigne, having entered a public room ...

... trousers, shirts, and other articles of wearing apparel, together with needles, thread, worsted, books, ink, paper, kc. They speak highly of the civil deportment of these far-distant islanaers, as also their religious principles, sincerity, and hospitality ...