... and Mr. Glyn in the duty of distributing all that was sent out by the Crimean Fand for the use of the British Army. I cannot speak too highly of the exertions of all these gentlemen. Their courtesy, their kindness of heart, and their un- ceasing de: sire ...

... herself declined. It was forthe board to say whether it was desirable to call Mrs. Lorimer and her son. onl Y persons who could speak on the subject were those in the house, fur there were none others present. The board thought that it was not necessary to ...

... required successfully The jonary to the aggressions of the papacy. a man qualified, not the Roman catholics must be he only to speak the t ruth, but to combat error ; } must be able to detect and ex pose the sophistical web which has woven around the truth ...

... the most remarkable incide mts connected with their places of improvement, humanly, socially, morally, and intellectnally speaking. history. To Mr. Ford's curious geographical query of I now come to the arguments by whic h the writer in last month (* “What ...

... hear her answer; but I could hear everything that Mr. Lorimer said. 1 did not go 3s day. CONSe= to the window whilst he was speaking. Mr. Lorimer an in- told her to go to Mr. Ayre, who would see her hus- Cart- band, and that he (Mr. Lorimer) would inquire ...

... backward, but pro- have not read my letter to do so, and they will then see The wnter speaks of * able lecturers, and rated that the cont tinents were, strictly speaking, peninsulas. Jt, 10 16 1 oO upon us. The crops are ‘The wheat oO! f the writer in Every ...

... at least ten heavy guns. Owing to the steep ascent of the hill, and its proximity to other extensive works in rear, not to speak of the ritle pits in its vieinity, its eap- ture must have been a most arduous undertaking, as our lists of killed and wounded ...

... 4 p.m. WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET. (By the British Telegreph.) Wo have again to report a week of splendid weather, and farmers speak well of the growing crops. At this day's market factors commenced by asking higher prices for wheat refused to accede, and ...

... warning of death's fatal sentence ; And without even time to his Maker to pray, Much less for a déathi bed repentance. Oh ! speak to him kindly, nor still be inclined For his faults and his follics to chide him ; But think how the world has neglected his ...

... con- chasion. The account of the prisoners taken at the Mamelon is to the saine effeet. I heard from a gentle. | | man who speaks Russian, and who had spoken with a eadet taken in the Mamelon at the first: rush, that the n at. latter savs that they had ...

... ot tie Teal ot the Kine ot thers bury a i exeitenient ief that lis rei: Tur Be this im ware sich as to the t Another report speaks Portent t Mr. Laurence Oliphant tie may be to a elose, follow the serious illness af the of Russia te Saturday's observe thoush ...

... Capt. Greenhorn, for the sulety of bis vess was obliged to dear away and proceed to where the women and The tate accounts speak of the children were landed. captain, « and remainder of the passengers being landed on Dyron Island, some 15 mi les from the ...