... ministers who studied under hie tuition speak of him in most grateful and respectful terms. Though very decidedly liberal in his political opinions, yet he never lent himself to the strife of party politics, nor did ho speak of those who differed from him with ...

... somewhat disappointed when I trusted the Lord Jesus. I expected some wondrous emotion: some eostacy of feeling ; I had heard some speak of having seen a great light, and others describe their experience as though they had felt something give way. Some people ...

... us. It was a good rebuke to wayward and thoughtless souls. Everybody was pleased until you introduced the subject of evil-speak. ing and tale-bearing. Now you are mistaken about that having any application hero ; except it may be among the lower classes ...

... the Messiah for the great occasion. During its composition his mil seemed filled with inspirations from on high. Once, when speaking of his frame of mind while writing the Hallelujah Chorus, he said, ' I did think I saw all heaven before me, and the great ...

... so. Begin at once; use tho gifts God has given you, and He will give you other gifts. I made up my mind, when converted, to speak to one person each day about his soul—at leant one. I carried out that decision. I was nut always kindly received—anything ...

... that bath shall be given. Do your best, and God will give you increased strength. When I was first converted I determined to speak to at least one person:everyday ; I was not always kindly received ; anything but that. Sometimes I had a good time; sometimes ...

... bring nights without weariness. If you your lips Would keep from slips, Five things observe with care, Of whom you speak, To whom you speak, And how, and when, and where. II you your eats Would keep from jeers, These things keep meekly hid; MyFelt and I ...

... read; sometimes a subject discussed; many people would not relate their experionce; but if I could'nt succeed in making them speak, I could always make them talk on some topic ; and if you are careful not to exhaust their patience, they will be hungry for ...

... with somebody else's sweetheart! So in church life ; well for us to be always ready and willing to help each other, ready to speak a word or do a helpful act, but not well to give the chief part of our time and energy to our neighbour's church work. The ...

... results of sin are revealed to him, not only in reference to this world, but that which is beyond the grave, John hears a voice speaking to him from heaven. The words are emphatic ; he is commanded to write ; he has doubtless been doing so. But for his own immediate ...

... well sung the praise of a good cup of tea. The Rev. J. O. Park, of Portadown, was then called upon for an address. He had to speak of himself as a stranger, it being his first visit to Derry, but from the impression he male the general wish is that the ...

... Rev. R. Foster, Rev. J. T. F. Halligery, Rev. W. S. Tomlison and Rev. William Nicholas have also been invited to preach, and speak at the anniversary services. W. H. Stephenson, Esq., Mayor of Newcastle, will preside at the Missionary Breakfast Meeting, ...