... Publican none. And yet they occupy the best houses in our towns and villages. Dear Sir, in my work among the masses, I try to speak in their own language. We do not want fine, flowery sermons, but heartfelt preaching. 1 pray that God may send us men like ...

... been seized and hung by the French on suspicion of being a spy. The friar turned very pale on hearing this, and could hardly speak for a minute, when he requested to be allowed to depart, as duty called him elsewhere. ' You may go,' said Captain Poisl, but ...

... (contrary to the conduct of our opponents) we extend to them the profoundest pity. One word for the publican, and here j am led to speak of one of the jury (a publican) who no doubt recognising the real connection between cause and effect, proposed a subscription ...

... chisement, as were also Messrs H. J. Turn ,r and D. L. North, who spoke on the paper afterwards. But there were no lack of speaking on the other side of the House. Messrs 'f. Metcalfe, J. Jackman, Theodore Ormerod, Robt. Thornton and A. Morrell (chairman) ...

... the Social Science Congress, held at Newcastle-on-Tyne, on Mond ay last, MrJOSEPH C.E., read a paper on the above subject. Speaking of stream-pollution, he was of opinion that every means should be taken so keep our water-courses free from foul and pollu ...

... Henry Craik. Mss Bitowit AND THE PRINCE breitarax..—Beira' at Hastings, I says to myself, it can't be no intrusion jest for to speak to 'im, as will no doubt feel lonesome, poor boy, at fast; and if Queen Wictotia 'ad knowed of it, would 'eve in course sent ...

... Ee NriOottse gets, IN our last impression, speaking of the Burial Board Vestry Meeting, we stated that the Local Board had decided to have placards printed, and posted on the walls of the town, announcing the meeting on Monday night last, in order to ...

... by the Bible Society. And the same could be said of the Wesleyan Society, which used the Bible in about thirty languages. Speaking of the Bible Society as it stood related to the whole human race, Mr Burbidge said that the great idea of the Bible Society ...

... Mother Church —must be resting upon us ! Was baptismal regeneration one of the ' blessings' of a paternal government ? Speaking of the educational rut, he said, we were not yet quite rid of the blessing' of s religious education at the expense of the ...

... It must be a singular opal. ation. Very singular indeed, madam, replies the gentleman, ()losing one of leis eyes as he speaks. Them alligators are queerly made critters, and they have queer fancies. Iti yon look at one of them you will see that he ...

... not to pass unnoticed. It is exhibited in a letter from Mr W. Lancaster to the Chairman of the Brighouse Local Board, and speaks volumes of praise for that distinguished legal adviser. The following extract is what I refer to : DEAB 13iR,—As I am not ...

... educated on this question. The appalling ravages of intemperance rendered it imperative that ministers above all others should speak the truth on this question. and not hinder by their apathy & misrepresentations a cause so necessary to the motel and spiritual ...