... moments of light-hearted merriment, something mingles system is ineffective, at least for good, and has proved to therewith that speaks of death even in the midst of life. be a failure. The London Times says, Itis a dead Such is the experience of a sensitive ...

... West Indian negro-population, for which Britain nobly sacrificed her twenty millions of pounds sterling, entitling her to speak frankly to our common humanity everywhere—and, on the -other, an exposition and rebuke of the frightful wickedness of Slavery ...

... ministry, bringing me, as they have done, into relations of intimacy with some thousands /if families, I have obs _eyed, speaking generally, that they whose lives are most beentifid, and whose characters are most venerable and lovely, are to be found ...

... drawn attention in other periodicals under our control, and who, as a Recorder for one of our largest boroughs, is entitled to speak with special authority—has favoured us with a communication which we should have been glad, had we n allowed, to publish in ...

... railways. Half past 2 o'clock yesterday afternoon, the time appointed for closing the different houses, passed oft', generally speaking, without any disorder; but, as the hour of 10 drew near, most of the licensed victuallers, who had put the hands of their ...

... excluded—with my daily ablutions of the whole body—with my active life and frequent out-door exercise, I have, )itananly speaking, but little to fear, even by going into n cholera hospital ; but I had better use all means of safety, or I cannot expect ...

... and the first fires of unhallowed passion kindled, amid the unnatural excitement of such scenes as these. Another report, speaking upon this subject, says :— I feel it my duty to state, that having visited two concert halls (which are generally supposed ...

... backward, and her head inhabitants, in a populous neighbourhood, appears to have came against the kerb-stone.—The certificate speaks of been a scene of profligacy and vice. The teetotalers, aI a fractured rib; how did slat get that? Either from a short time ...

... surcharged With woodbine fragrance and the field•bean's z• : Thou bearest thy maker's impress on thy brow — A photograph Wet speaks its author God. This day God gave a legacy to man; A screen to shield him from fierce Mammon's grasp : A mirror to reflect ...

... that when he goes out in the morning he goes into a shop to take a drain, and this sets off for the whole day. 1 proceeded to speak to him with the view of persuading him to pass the dram-shop resolutely in the morning. His wife interrupted me saying, 'lt's ...

... don't go home, the worse for liquor. Now we apprehend that this is equally true of that abstraction of which the Times speaks, the National Thirst. And when it suits the Times to reason reasonably, it has always talent enough in pay to do so. It ...

... e. It would be felt as an annoyance, when on a Sunday evening a party of gentlemen might assemble for social converse, to speak about the crops, the war, the sermons they had heard during the day, or any other topic, just when they had begun to enjoy ...