... Harriet, the Youngest daughtcr of Charles ittehards. of WarstooLaLnfo, i0n this town; dlneply lamented. SPEAK.-On t 0 l4th toet., at Nottjngham, ThovaS Speak, late of Graham Street, to thin town ; deeply lamented. Vgbstn aged 72 ToYE-On he 6th oot, atflaferdStret ...

... he could not hear what was said. IHo saw Connor strike deceased twice vwith his fist on the left jaw. She did not fall or speak, -but she turned right round and went into the house: Connor went in directly afterwards, and witness heard him say, Get up; ...

... read much, and took a strong interest in intellectual pursuits, frequently speaking and lecturing at meetings of the institute in his native town. The develop- inent of speaking power, and a natural bias towards serious topics, led hide to the conviction ...

... whosedcatllh had filledinnummielrable heartswithi grief. As a good ntiiistr of Jesus Christ he proposed to speak of him that sveniiig. He would not speak of those elenmentsof chairacter which made him a good Christian. Christ had not given one law for holiness ...

... beautiful souls that ever lived for human welfare. It would ill accord with the spirit of our dear friend's life that we should speak of her or of that life. Hers was a simple, quiet, unpretending good- ness, which loved to walk in the shade, and left to others ...

... n.s sudden to the deceased as it was to the outside worldd Theirs was a regret which must speak for itself. It was deeply felt, and therefore difficult to speak of. He then moved a resolution recording the sense of the subscribers and supporters of that ...

... grave, might forgive and weep. Frliday, 14th.-What a [timel of suffering it has been, but I trust it has been for my good. Speak kindly of me to my children, I am not able to waelk, but I still have strength in the ordinary sense. Friday Afternoon, Febrsuary ...

... found, that he bad a difficulty in speaking, but this s-unpteoi appeared somewhat to pass away after restoratives had been applied, though even thn. despite the fact that he grew some- bhatmore cheeful, he could not speak with muchl freedom, and had not ...

... the mauses which led to the disastrous misinahterpretation of thle Comimander-ius-Cliief's orders, it is unnocessary here to speak. When Lord Lucn received frot i Captain Nolan, teneral Airey's aide-dc-camp, the order to advance andm follow the enensy, ...

... Aftee somc introductory observations on the sadness of the occasion, the right rev. preacher said he would not venture to speak of the life of one who would demand days of speech or volumes at writing, bat ha would at least endeavour to unfold the principles ...

... Kable was at his door speaking to a friend. He did not know me, and asked my nace. What was more wonderful, since I had pur- posely come to his house, Idid not know him, and I feared to ask who it was. I gave him my card without speaking. When at length we ...

... any one work, and every Branch of Christian enterprise in the town hat benefitedby his help. He was never happier than when speaking to an audience of children, and in his ad- dresses to them, both in the Town Hall anl in his own school, never failed in ...