... previous morning, and had, perhaps, partaken of a supper that would have given a postboy a fit of indigestion—a habit of speaking slightingly of trifling diseases which he had cured, instead of assuring the astonished parents that their child had been ...

... sru—no illusive sacramentalism. The worship is as simple in its Protestantism as at St. Paul's Cathedral, and, musically speaking, it is not much less impressive. The public announcement that the Lord Mayor would be in attendance, drew together around ...

... believe that the voice which speaks within them, in their conscience, is the voice of the Almighty ruler and Governor of the world; and so they think that they may disobey that voice and never be the worse off for doing so. What is this but want of faith ...

... Father's voice speaks to us through that inner moral sense which we call conscience that conscience is, as it were, the echo of His voice within our hearts. All this we must believe of God. Yet this in itself is not that of which our Lord speaks when He says ...

... of those admirable Repository Tracts by Hannah More, which, in their day, were a great instrument of good. Whilst we are speaking of the Widow Green and • her Three Nieces,' we may add our commendation of the cheap journal (the British Workman), in which ...

... by this veteran philanthropist from all his great experience of the past and searching glances at the present; whether he speaks of prison discipline, sick nurses, national education, the improvement of our courts of law, the strength of the co-operative ...

... of whom our blessed Lord here speaks? 4 In order to answer this question we must turn to the teachinc , of our Lord with reference to God. In order to know who and what sort of a being this God is, of whom He here speaks, we must see what He has taught ...

... that they cannot be measured ; so copious, that they cannot be defined ; so precious that they cannot be valued ; all which speak 3 out the fulness and all-sufficiency'of Christ. The world is all a riddle, excepting as resolved by Christianity, and it were ...

... under the care of the guardians, they do their duty by the poor child in a most praiseworthy manner. Remember, I am only speaking of the London schools—of those in the provinces I know nothing. And the father—did you know anything of him ? Very little; ...

... dexterity. Neither is Mr. Punshon an orator, according to any legitimate application of that word. His general attitude in speaking is ungainly. He grasps the pulpit-rail with his hands, and swings the lower part of his body. He has scarcely any action ...

... loved the world, &a., was very solemn and earnest. After the evening meeting some of the officers and others went out to speak a word or two in public-houses, &c. On Saturday aiternoon Mr. Wilbraham Taylor conducted the meeting, and in the evening it ...

... well-pleasing. . It is this spirit of love that we, as Christians, are bound to exhibit before men. We must show the heart speaking to the heart about the love of the Saviour's heart, for every human heart's salvation. We must let men feel that we love ...