... caused the fever of which the man had died. Mr. Hawkins was speaking on thisi subject when lie sud- denly sat down and fell wvith his hendi resting on the gentleman who sat next him. He did not speak, and in five minutes was a corpse. No medical man was present ...

... vii., 10, revised version -For godly sorrow worklth repentance unto salvva. tion; a repentance which bringetl no rogrot. Speak - ing wit' obvious refereuce to the grief of bereavement, the preacher said: Whfn the first bitterness of trial is over, when ...

... Shall give his people the blessing of peace. After dwelling up op and es- plaining these words, the preacher proceeded to speak as follows:- To-day we may well say 'master in our Israel has fallen.' For many years he Was an in- habitant of this parish ...

... been a terrible trial; but such a trial was graciously spared him. I scarcely know on which side of his life I shonld first speak Qt him, Ast a business ma~n, I firmly believe that he was scrapnloaslgtrue and just in all his dealings; and if heavy tridslcamee ...

... he (the rev. preacher) ever know. De- votedness to God was an absorbing feature with him; he seemed to be never wearied of speaking and work. ing for Him. and devising every plan that lie could that God's Holy' name mighit be glorified. He rejoiced greatly ...

... extract from the Rev. Gentleman's sermon on last Sunday evening-it is almost verbatim as delivered. Now, Sir, if Mr. Leger speak the truth-and I am certain he does -and if he understand the subject-and this I am per- fectly certain of-then 1 must say, ...

... been form- ed so weakly or managed so clumsily that it fell to pieces before the accustomed time of trial arrived. We would speak of him kindly. for he always meant well and was always liberal in his leanings; but it is impossible to slur over the fact ...

... the Church the band continued to play the Dead March, and the terrible periodical reverberation of the drumn seemned to speak w ith a sad voice to every heart in the immense congregation assembled hit the tIhurell, Almost the entire congregation wvere ...

... error's paths-a gloomy brink. Love not the pageantry, and brilliant light, Or Mystic jumble, that precludes all right To act or speak, or read God's holy Word, That only can true peace and joy afford The mind enlightened by its Heavenly ray, The Saviour's ...

... the lost to his family of n husband and father, saddenly struck down in the strength of. his years. This is not the plana to speak, but baving been a colleague of his for some 25 years, I knew that by none of his brother Magieteatet was every case that came ...

... presence of a witness, but deceased was not near at the time. Did you notice anything peculiar aiout his; manner when you were speaking to him P-Yes; there was perspiration 'on his chin; his hat was over his eyes, and he' had to lift his head to look at me ...

... in all matters referring to muni- cipal affairs ; and, to quote the words of Mr. Ebenezer Goddard, mayor in 1873, who when speaking of Mr. Notcutt's retirement, said he was a gentleman whose kindness of heart and readiness of will had at all times been ...