... beadle that it is proposed to erect new chnrch on part of the ground of HD. Donnes’ premises in Brent-street. When I was speaking to the venerable gentleman described in my last letter, he told me that Mr. Crooke had promised £lOO. and that Mr. Overseer ...

... each containing large dining, drawing, sitting, bath, and eight Iwd-rooms, hot i •old water throughout, and gas, bells, and speaking nipes, excellent domestic offices, and good garo-.n’. Apply to Messrs. Loft and Co., 99, Mount-street, Messrs. Debenltam ...

... such ease, according the inlet of Parliament, he might have occupied hia teat the House, but would not have been permitted to speak or vote. At the end of twelve mouths, if tbe proceedings in bankruptcy had not been annulled, the Speaker would have issued ...

... collect from the Communion Service was then said, and the Bishop took hie text from the sth of Ephesians and the 19th verse, “Speaking to yourselves in Padms and hymns and spiritual songs, singing and making melody in your heart to the Lord.” The sermon was ...

... that whatevertheymight Mr. Swift was still liable for the amount if one of the future Board chose to sue him. Mr. Leighton, speaking in support Mr. Farmer's motion,urged theß iart consent to the reduction. —The Chairman then wished to have the question deferred ...

... Veronica hastily opena the door and looks out in alarm. What the matter, Sostes ? “A lady run over, madame,” and as the man speak* he raises slender bkiek-olothed figure. The injured woman b senseless, and her bat falls off, and Veronica Rh«nsard,torthe ...

... alike from the of enemies without, and exacting friends within. Tbe first of these gnardianis the tense of fatigue. When this speaks there is need of rest tor repair. If the monitor be unheeded, exhaustion may supervene ; or, before that point injury is reached ...

... oircuui-1 stances which wil’ ...

... for the present. To speak of sometiling more pleasant, how is Miss Aylward? she is going te leave yon?” I hope Miss Aylward is quite well—and she tins left us,” replies Sir Cyril, giving the mare vicious cut with the whip as speaks. Has she left already ...

... is pleieed to have thrust upon him. but he feels some difficulty by the uncommon critical power of those on whose behalf he speak*, lest he should have handled the subject with less force and ability than the matter (which is of such paramount importance) ...

... see, I hare come Mr. Gurney the friend of women.” you hear that, my boy said Mr, Russell Gurney turning to tho child and speaking with strong feeling, “do yon hear that? Do yon not wish that when you are man you may be ealled the Friend of Women ?’' ...

... healthily ui .ravellr .oil, each containing large dining, pound wi ~e r ., hot a.-d . dT.ir thr«ugw!t. .n.l ga,. bell., and speaking dome.lio office., and g ...