... fact. Thaydeplored its evils, and admitted that it was the fruitful mune of wide. spread misery. Yet how few, comparatively speaking, would sacrifice the small enjoyment of indulgence even at the prompting of the inward mango, although the small sacrifice ...

... part with you. I dare not allow such a debasing example to be set by one in your position. It was the Rector of Ringley speaking to the village schoolmaster, and there was every need for the emphatic warning that fell from his lips. For some time past ...

... (Laughter and marks of ap proval.) He pens us a line to say that if we are in earnest about having a good New Year, let us speak to the Government about a million odd which goes iu this way. Amen, I say. (Loud applause.) But a hat did you say, A million ...

... audible. The occurrence being by no means an micommon one in the house, nu notice was taken of it. Mrs Smart was never heard to speak again, and it is en ppnacd that she met her death in tee course of the ompute. Prior to the arrival of the police several women ...

... think it says little fur the usefulness of our Abstinence Societies that there should be so many of that class. When they speak thus they forget two things. They forget, first, the force of their own example. Paradoxical as they may think it, yet it is ...

... say. Have you.seen cattle and sheep there 7—Any number. When Capt. Mackenzie came up to you did he speak about the ferretl—No. About what did he speak then!—About how Mackenzie was there. What did be say!—He asked me what he was doing there, and I said ...

... yer, at a diseases of two thousand miles. Oh what fearful rebuking hava these last sin months witnessed of the mockers who speak of all things continuing as they were from the begin. sing of the creation. The rarth in its spheres knows nothing of • ...

... the prayer of some ; to ho courageous in rescuing the victims of sia is that of others. They move emoog the poor, bet only speak of their work for God. They are continually Wren. iog human suffering and augmentiug human kappi• nese, but they strive that ...

... entered from the roovu. As ha reached the door he lingered a nioniert, and said, • Pala, you don't call it crow' when you speak so to mamma' sad truth told a sod way. OWN N'tgu.—Addressing a public meeting at stroud, Mr. Samuel lively said be hell iu ...

... The attendance was very huge, and the entertain. m, at was highly appreciated. Mr Roes took for the motto of Lis address, Speak unto the Children of lrrael that they go forward. Mrs Yeoland, even. so list, spoke on the duty of prayer and effort, C.l ...

... in Gaelic, replied Sandy. Mr Clarke, agent for the detour, on stating that be coed speak good enough Emilia*, war nunpinued Ly witness exclaiming, She'd no speak good Bug. lids, at all, at all! What wed yea say like that' and holding his Testament ...

... in Glasgow on Wednesday, and commenced the heavy programme of work be bee sweated to be arranged for him during the week. Speaking at Eutbourne on Toads' , night Mr firsdlaugh said some of the members of Parliament who oppose him on religious grounds had ...