... duster and more discriminating estimate of the character of Foster than that which is Made by M or Lynch in this lecture. Speak- ing of the early and Later years of the immortal author of the. Essays, lie says:- Altogether, this weaver,so shy, so slow ...

... sent in by a school-girl. It is drawn upon a different system, and iu my opinion is not so instruce tive, and (if i ray so speak of a map) so picturesque as those 7 have naimed. But it has cost the school-girl a gieat deal of trouble; it is very clear; ...

... moving the adoption of thecommittee's report and treasurerae.a counts; aind he wnasalso very glad to 'hoar the Chairman-i: speak of ai'emewbn me ber woluldi hayemjf baslrtag: of theii.own,': They had been in existencethury lyeariat, nud it 'seermed.alnioat ...

... dlinner with renewed gusto. FRosrEcrs ok SPORT. - We are glad to learn tiat the reports from the Scotch moors are, genernlly speaking, most cheering, and that in most quarters the prospects of the coming season nre more promising thsu they have been for many ...

... wats good reason -in the fact tha th exrcse ,o Heaven itself would be these of music. Th lagug fo in which tlxoy hoped to speak there was that of prasean adoration. As they Ixad been in the habit thus of eein aunnually, end were always looking forward ...

... ' Doctor of Divinity with the following ?? as totht best manner of delivering a sermon:- Ynikgna frees you would feel and speak in a parlour concening arst who was in imminent danger of his life, and with t energetin pathosof diction and ?? Lh kt enforce ...

... an interpreter should be candid ; if anywhere, at least in the study of I God's Word, we should constantly and ingenuously speak the truth.' Dr. Vaughan's synopsis of the Book of Ravelation is simple and natural; according to him, it consists of an f ...

... conies to another, vii ed and, we caused bitt feel convinced], a Safer ceaclusion, At th 3, thle close of ties essay, he thus Speaks ?? 0cc these grounds, ti tlterefore, I submit to the .judgment of suole students of at of Scripture as mlay c.arse to loob ...

... riid- illdt' Sh'oha eoW - I,r the w.&j fromi :: Germauy to superintend the produotioe of a new cantata, of which rumour speaks highly, Nalus and Dalrnayauti. 'Tholeadingparta this morssing were. taken byMdllIte. Titiens Isilme, Lemmeuis.Sherriugton ...

... gentlemen who had visited the sisters' by. establishment only at few days before the urossocre. nee .ng of them says thatwhen speaking uf the Chinese reports, a In- Sister informed himt they never paid a cash fetea child, and' oer that theyI conld fill their ...

... as he is, and it one of the bravest of French generals, but unhappily little to skilled in diplomacy, had, diplomatically speaking, s, quite lost his head, that he had met with so some comrade in Belgium ; that the words, n-I treason and dishonour ' had ...

... abetraet ideas, appeared to be the course which the t circumstances Iof this rounctry required, and whicht prae-- -tically speaking, could only, with nll their faults sumd beck- a slidiaeg, be unidertakcen an4l accomplished by a reconstructed -Tory party ...