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... solemn tenderness. Yes, he added; - after a pause,' I will 1 446 it every year as long as live. And thus Lillian shall yet speak, and draw hundteds and thousands after her to heaven: l ,l,,,,(rfr _ The child's very soul beamed . forth , ;long, loving ...

... gently that little hand pusheCFiae .- -dfe cu P last, earnest look which was bent on me when the tongue was powerless to . speak ipopme ; ,of the , gradual ,and fading .. Out of life's little tapeTh shall retrace with a rough and Ahoiny path , of trial ...

... slow and qtiick time, their young band playing remarkably well, many of the Old band having entered the army. The Guardians speak highly of the school. The day was indeed one of pleasure, to which each gentleman liberally contributed from his private purse ...

... satisfactorily. Mr. Blackwell's report is also considered very satisfactory, and the - religious instruction of the inmates speaks highly for the management, many of the inmates being admitted as communicants at the Lord's Supper. A slight mistake arose ...

... Charlotte Howe said prisoner had been under her charge in the prison twelve months. She made the prisoner understand generally by speaking to her; if she told her to fetch anything, she always understood what she was sent for. When prisoner wanted anything, she ...

... have taken this step was it not generally understood that for a long time past many rates had been left outstanding, or, to speak plainer, uncollected, (hear, hear,) which shows that the exchequer is either in a very false or flourishing position. So many ...

... Newspapers, the Tan 4 ,, e 't a thick skull who does not see that these the cheapest and best medium through yvhich he t o , a sPeak to the public, where he is to find his cusgenseere,-, Put on the appearance of business, and reality will follow. The farmer ...

... French Protestant church, or even the English church, the rights of the people were always recognised in acts of discipline. Speaking of the latter, it was said by Hooker, the general consent of all is requisite for the revocation of the laws of the church; ...

... French Protestant church, or even the English church, the rights of the people were always recognised in . acts of discipline. Speaking of the latter, it was . said by Hooker, the general consent of all is requisite for the revocation of the laws of the church; ...

... The former consider the present arrangement a most serious evil, and now that the gardens are about to change hands, so to speak, and greater capital advanced, it behoved the Vestry to move in the matter. Mr. PULLEN seconded the motion. He was a stranger ...

... ulls h ewspapers,. the lccian are od a thick skull w h o does not See that Li , es° the and best medium . throirgh which he speak to the h , publi c ' •where he is to find .his cuserally on k - the appearance .of business, and t n reality will foll ow ...