... as a comforter. In speaking to a youri man you do not speak of God as one who heals the broken heart and restores the bruised spirit so much as of one who sets him a task in the world and nerves his arm to perform it. The time to speak of God as a God of ...

... and Bethesda ?? 6 Balm ?? . 10 Dolgelley ?? 1 ?? Anglesey ?? 13 ?? t8 Of this numler every single maa speaks Welsh, and a very large number do net speak English.-I amt,.ic. J. GRIFFITH, Captain, Adjutant 4th Battalion R. W. Fnsiliers, (Carnarvon and Merioneth ...

... fault first raise the voice of reproach. The closed shops in Bala, and the thousands who attended and wept at his funeral, speak volumes. His virtues were great and many, and will live in the hearts of those thousands who, by words as well as actions, ...

... UI ion; the Rev G. Ellis, M. A., Bootle; M- Lloyd George.T.P.; and the Rev Dr. Roberts (Dewi Ogven), Wrexhlam:-Mr woods, speaking on behalf of the Congregationalists of England, paid a warm tribute to Dr. Evans,and spoke in praise of his English work ...

... Deubigh ; and secondly, the trade of Denbigh. It- was his native county and he bad never for- gotten the religious life, and speaking of tbh town of Denbigh, by its name it should -be the principal town of Denbighshiro, its standing there in the midst of ...

... fore her death she walked to Llanfiair market, a dis- tance of six miles ! her factilties were good to the last. She used to speak with great fondness of her *¢ girls, one of whom is upwardi of 80. A short time since her younigest daughter's (now 60 years ...

... those who knew her intimately had for a character which seemed little shoit of perfect, this is nottheplace or the occasion to speak. The interment was to have taken place at the family vaults in St. Asaph Cathedral yesterday (Friday). ...

... other prisoners, William Moroney and Joe Brady, he stood still, and seemed inclinhd to sta-er backwards. Hie then tried to speak, and fell on the ground. The other two men were walk- ing about fifteen or sixteen yards from him at the time, and when he ...

... platform. Before the train started witness to'd the colonel that there were some g sandwiches in his travelling bag, but did not speak to e him after tbat- At Bury witness looked into the car. riage and saw him, as he thought, asleep. The luggage P had been ...

... committee relative to the details to of the measure, for several divisions took place. th. to JUIDICIAL DIGNITY IN LoUISIANIA.-Speaking of At ai- grand juries reminds me that the Parish Court is now vii ed in session here, his Honour Kish Rodgers presiding- ...

... the lad's uncle went to see him. On the boy per- ceiving him, he darted under the bedclothes and hid himself. On the nurse speaking to him, he came out from under the clothes on his hands and knees, looked very wild at his uncle, made a noise similar to ...

... the lad's uncle went to see him. On the boy per- ceiving him, he darted under the bedclothes and hid himself. On the nmrse speaking to him, he came out from under the clothes on his hands and knees, looked very wild at his uncle, made a noise similar to ...