... Gcd had sent it for man's use and to be enjoyed. Since that time great progress bad been made in connection with the cause. Speaking as an old officer, he could remember the time when there were but teetotalers in the British army. Now oey could be c:unted ...

... At Deal the catches have ranged from 60 to 900 fish to a boat. Good takes are being had from the piers, but generally speaking when the weather has been fine those who have gone afloat have been most successful. Many ladies ate joining in the snort ...

... a position in which he displayed gifts of a high order. He has not been credited with undue love for this country, but he speaks English like a I I native, and is socially a very agreeable man. ...

... and in the church. Mekxly is good, but harmony is superior. To those who say they have no voice, he would say, 'lf you can speak, you can sing. Mr. Warner quoted testimonies from Sir John Stainer and Sir Joseph Barnby as to the value of the tonic sol-fa ...

... loss afflicts us, and we know this is only a slight indication of what pu must feel. We therefore pray for you—' speaking where speaking most ay. :ls'—i. e. at the mercyseat. Earnestly we commend you to Him whose grace is sufficient' for even your need ...

... MR COURTNEY AT LISKEARD. Mr. Courtney, M.P., speaking at a !meting of agriculturists at Liskeard on the 2nd inst., said that the state of depression of which they complained existed all over the world, and lie was disposed to think that it was due in ...

... precisely how long the stay in Livadia will last, as all depends upon the patient's own inclination. • The physicians agreed to speak of the Czar's malady according to the description given in the Russian official gazette, which represents it as a form of Bright's ...

... passing away peacefully and without pain, surrounded by his children, and quite conscious to the last, though' lie was unable to speak. His death will be tell throughout every State in the Union. Oliver Wendell Holmes was born at Cambridge (Massachusetts) on ...

... willing still to bear the burden which she has undertaken really redounds to her credit. It may be observed, too, that he speaks of the small sacrifice to France, no longer invoking the whole of Europe as hostile to the occupation. Fresh reference ...

... rank and file! Alas! the Royal Welth in the same year had more serious work on hand, which gave them little cause for mirth—l speak of the battle of Bunker Hill, where the goat was under fire, and where the Grenadier Company went into action with three officers ...

... 'this way madness lies.' and I must leave you. Only tell me first, my darling, that you care a little for me. I could not speak, but my eyes met his, and he must have read the truth in their depths. He seind my hands in his own and pressed them fiercely ...

... Weaver, on Goldsmith. There was a good attendance.—Mr. Jas. Taylor, of Tooting, who occupied the cha'r, said that, roughly speaking, Wimbledon chapel cost about £6,000, and at the present time the amount owing on the building fund was °illy £575. In order ...