... none. Speaking of the alienation of the working, classes from public worship, the Record declares its foremost cause to ” the vicious arrangement ot‘ nearly all our churches and chapels.” Oar sontemporary continues: “It is Important, when speak of this ...

... •Mm IV.vh. the day wr.« at cnmplainrmi,’- fur bad cod; was weighing my deleailaat fame mid said, •* Mr. Doughty. want to speak you;*’ Dmidily ivpli. d. *• will have notlihig say you. leave my | said **you owe me and want my leoii'-y; hive with the ordered ...

... mind to give her good hiding this morning, for she took too long dressing.” Deceased mode no reply, and appeared afraid to speak. Dr. Hallett spoke in a very decided tone, as if he meant it. On witness’, first visit, was his impression that the deceased ...

... wife.) It would be very unsatisfactory to conclude the inquest then. Heeonldnot say that the inmates of the home were not speaking the truth. It might be that the aooount they had given was the correct one snlwtan. tially, bat still there were some parts ...

... in the Park, the favourite retreat of the poet,be says:— Fitly is the place dedicated to the Frau von Stem, The whole spot speaks of her. Here are the flower beds from which almost every morning flowers, with the dew still upon them, came with letters ...

... great city of Herat, on the Affghan or western frontier Persia, is said have been captured by the Persians, or, more properly speaking, perhaps, to have been made over to them by its cruelly oppressed inhabitants. The arc still the field, but do'not appear ...

... Speaker of the House. Attest J. M. Htle, Clerk. Attest J. A. Hat.dexak, Clerk. Txos. Jomisoii, Fires, of Council. These laws speak for themselves, and for the heart of slavery, which they perfectly represent. Governor Reeder, for declaring a Legislature ...

... bride, just after they bed been made one, charged wife having provided the wedding-dinner by poaching! A western writer, in speaking of new May just written gentleman of Cincinnati, The unities admirably obaerved; the datoms, which commences with the first ...

... is to be dreaded, yet if it turn out to the least of two evils, that least one will finally have to chosen. Then, if report speaks truly, the turf” is likely to become quag■ mire. The recent terrific the surgeon who, a horse-race speculator, dealt freely ...

... despatch written by Count Nesselrode rather more than a year and a half ago contained expression, “Orthodox Church,' when speaking of the schismatic Greek Church, and it has told against Russia over since. The idea of the establishment of great Slavonic ...

... same, with hands and fret, night-sweat*, much pain in side and chest, distressing cough, very pale, so hoarse I could not speak aloud sometimes for week*, very nervous and weak, and at times raised some blood inuoli lailil al**ut 6a«r « »«--- ou ben m ...

... the general fea 1 :. S heroism one side and villany the other •ve. c known; but now see by degrees the dramatis caring and speaking lor themselves. If one listens to this tragedy one cun scarcely believe that not fiction. The despised Turkish army of —that ...