... till now. lIERR Orro, a respected and influential member of the Catholic party of the Chamber of Deputies, at Berlin, while speaking, lately, in the debate on the budget of the Minister of Public Worship, was overpowered with sudden illness, fell to the ...

... regard to historical and chronological accuracy, although it is not llesumed that perfect correctness is always attained, in speaking of times, concerning which different data have come down through the long ages of the past. ...

... being once more called to the helm of the State :— Events have coma mend once more in his favour. It does belong to him to speak. as he did in his address to the London electors, of the good old cause: whereas Lord Palmerston is debarred by his antecedents ...

... • tempest rages, And shield us from the strife ; Hide us within Thy cleft, 0 Rook of Ages, And still preserve our life. Speak to the waters:—even they obey Thee, Thou hold'st them iu Thy hand; Hasten our voyage o'er the deep, we pray Thee, And bring ...

... It. Will accomplish more than it professes.--Illus. Mae Fi . ve Hundred French Phrases; adapted for those who aspire to speak French correctly. TWO IMPORTANT WORKS FOR MINISTERS, BIBLE STUDENTS, AND TEACHERS. Just published, price 12s. ed. esch, cloth; ...

... He could no longez anticipate, as heretofore, a Sunday visit to his mother and a treat of cakes and beer. 'There no one to speak an affectionate or encouNr Is to him. Sometimes he was tempted to e dipeouraged, but he determined to rise abotre,,sucii.a ...

... Mr. DRT3IMOND, or as Sir HENRY MEYX and Mr. KENDALL, or as Mr. GLADSTONE, Lord JERMYN, and even Lord ROBERT CLINTON, not to speak of some new members of a nondescript character. On the other side the numb,er of stragglers is thought to be extremely small ...

... for the last two years, arrived In ngland last week. He and Ins family are in good health. Mr. Underhill is aniiininced to speak st lite animal meeting of the Missionary Society. (4.k)DMAN'iI-FIRLDS, LON DON.—On Wednesday evenbig' last Mr. John Templeton ...

... have a monster preacher drawing his crowds ? Proceeding to investigate the question, the writer contends that physically speaking, there can be no reason why the Church should not have, at any rate once or twice in a generation, a natural orator in its ...

... like orphans, uncertain, neglected, sad. There is a place where He unveils His love, reveals his face—a father's heart—and speaks in language we can understand; where His great mind spreads out its ample stores to satisfy the longing soul. The feet of ...

... I shall not go with you. I shall be Lilian Grey no longer! You will he Lilian Hope, dearest ! said Elizabeth, trying to speak gaily. Yes,said t In. young girl, shakingback her Wig, dark, glossy curls. soil springing up as she spoke. ' Yes! that is ...

... religious teaching to be given or received with effect in the midst of noise, disorder, and general inattention ? Does it speak well for a Sunday-school to see the elder portion of its scholars absent from public worship ? Or careless, irreverent and ...