... giants at It is supposed that some of these way have been among the labours of the Israelites to which Jorephus alluded when, speaking of th e i r Egyptian task-waters, he says, They pot them to the draining of rivers into channels, waling of towns, casting ...

... waters .ISltilualt. They speak to us of the LcedJehrivah's word and ways. No tumult, no riot here ! When the glory filled the Temple, what stillness, awful, and yet delightfully heavenly ; and when the God of glory speaks to our hearts, as the God ...

... is said that the latter reverend gentleman, although a tVelshman, bas mastered the Gaelic language so that he can not only speak it fluently, but also cu. duct divine service is it. Y.M.C. Amoorriox.—The ninth annual meet. ing of the Tain Young Men's Christian ...

... one of the greatest wrongs ever inflicted on the working classes. Mr Lemon replied, with great frankness: Well, now, you speak very plainly ; but I like to hear a fellow do so, when I feel sure that lie is honest and believes what he says, although differ ...

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... the calls. Having renclied the door, he stood there till the &Motion of the lay wee dimpled to kin, whim M caned to ALWAYS SPEAK A WORD FOR CHRIST. Previous to the days of railroads a Gospel minister, travelling on horseback from Philadelphia to Pittsburgh ...

... their eutertainmenta on strictly temperance principles, and by this and other mean., those of music and poetry, reading and speaking the Gaelic language in its native purity, earnestly indulge the hope that their labours may be cruwued with some degree of ...

... of God in His Word? Did be not in Ids preaching give the place of preeminence to the doctrine of the Cross? Ile could not speak without heing eloquent, but he laboured only to be true and clear. IN'hat he was in the pulp it when animated by the fervour ...

... Mollison deplored such a condition of matters. He had 33 years' experience of different parte of the Highlands, and he could speak from persoual authority regarding the ability of the Highlanders, which was at present lying dormant, and they ouly required ...

... sheep farmers power; the very cream of the land. The small crofters possess the very meanest of the land—they are generally speaking congested on rock and moss. If you take the whole acreage occupied by hundreds of these small crofters, and divided by the ...

... aside. He must thrust more directly home, or fail to reach this young lady's heart. It seemed rude, but he must speak his mind plainly. I speak not of these things;' said he, it is your conversion, Min M., I seek. She could scarce reply, with a choking ...

... sod hag the franchise to women woven) , qua.itied. This Umaforence then adjourned mad yesterday morning. Mr John Bright, speak. ing at the converamione held in the evening in Town Hall, said Liberal party were wow, se in eugsged in political maim; bet ...