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... qualify Young (ientlemcn for entering Buodcm or the University. In the E.NGUSH DbpaRTME.VT, Accent. Articulation, and Style is Speaking and Reading, are principal object*. Great attention given the study of Gram mar. Etymology, and the practice of Competition ...
... qualify Young Gentlemen, for entering Business the University. In the EvoMHil DKFAHTgrsT, Accent. Articolathm, and Stylo Speaking and Reading, are p(iiici|«l object*. al attention given to the study of Grammar, Elyn-dogy. and the of and a high place i* ...
... been taken in Aebill, under the management of the society —(he island having population of 5,000 Roman Catholic* exclusively speaking Irish. The agency of the society now comprise* sixteen missionary clergymen, one lay agent, eighty-two Horipture readers ...
... the dead in a figure. Jacob calls Him tho the Stone of Israel. Moses speaks of Him the Prophet whom the Lord should raise from among Israel. ! Hannah calls Him the Anointed. David speaks of Him his IfhswM. Solomon calls Him the Rose of Sharon. Isaiah says ...
... Davidson and Gordon, the Timesrcmarks that all they have ever said is as milk and honey compared to that which the Judge, speaking with therej sponsibilities of his station string upon him, has enounced from the judgment-seat. The Press has chastised with ...
... intended to qualify | for entering Bu»int»e or the I iuvcn*ity. In the K.VIiUHH DKf.VKTMtM, Accent, Articulation, and Style Speaking and Reading, arc principal objects, fireat attention ia given t*. the study of ...
... CABINET. The truth *’ should ** »|K>k«!u ia love. There sro other ways of speaking the truth. is sometimes spokeu in harsh, crabbed, sour manner, which does nothing but disgust and offend. When we admonish brother of bis fault, it should not in harsh ...
... and strife. yet be’. As the wind acrosa the wave— Old Time turns hi* ancient glass. And our time In the grave! Sand-glass, speaking o'er the dead, Shadows, on each old grave-stone ; Sunlight into darkness sped. Sermons uttered years All like warning v. ...
... propoes«*asinf». In spite of hor threat youth, she several languages fluently, and excellent musician. Still better, if report speaks truly, she is extremely amiable and unaffected. ...
... adequately describe the sufferings of the army, or the imbecility to which they may, for the most part, be traced. The Advertiser speaks of the probable recall of the American Minister in London, and the President insists on Mr. Crampton’s recall. All the resources ...
... or improvidence, how often we, humanly speak ! ing, preach (be gospel of Jesus Christ in vaii\? The gospel, of i course, will teach and produce morality, and in itself it is the highcit morality; but until, to speak, the minister lias footing auiougst his ...