... Willing’s name appeared firegrate hi* house, and had once cautioned the bank as to tho payment of any cheque that account. I ' to speak to the prisoner the next day, bnt early that morning ran away from homo, w ilked to London, and unfortunately presented the ...

... instantly, and his son so fearfully rutilated that although was alive when fou-d* the poor follow could only open bis eyer and speak to those who found him, be also expired. William Beard vvas'scri-nriv injured, receiving very severe woun*? the side of his ...

... much eloquence on the character of the great apostle, and close i his sermon with these remarks ; **lt weald hardly become to speak In this cathedral of Chris-ian course that is going on to perfection and to omit all mention of that honoured and venerable ...

... gutlly tW. cnlnmttt. «nid it wn. Uto ttonuimon. opinion the jury that she was Guilty. „„nronchetl the edge o —Will you allow to speak one The Commissioner.--VcB, you well? tovo rend tho Tto ComAutionor.-ltot I do. S°. S it bn. Lord, ttotl nm • m ol S tojntonny ...

... to the Great Fast, as they call Lent; but her husband advises hot to lose time, and her sister, who has had a large family, speaks to her about it very seriously, and brings forward many examples of naughty children being suddenly reformed, and completely ...

... Jernralem as aooo the road completed, which will before long* Prussia and Russia.—Hio Opinion that their correanoodent at Berlin speaks of the efforts made by the Kntdish Government lately to prevent any serious combination the way of a rosso- Russian'll tents ...

... conducted a very aucccßsful canvaae in the town on Tharsdny and Friday, and will the coanti-y places doring the next week friends speak with great confidence of his success. TiMPERascE Society.— The Right Hon. Sir R. Peel, Bart., has kindly prosented£2and Mr ...

... had seen what was involved the question, wait for settlement any longer (Hear, hear.) could not feel, repeated, as if was speaking ordinary political question ; could not feel that tbe question was like many which were often discussed, and diactused with ...

... whom White said was pensioner in receipt of „uBu,im, among oilier tilings li I walrus, a shilling day, then came forward to speak, hut ti.nldo.«g»tackand water—adni£arous was favoured with a warning that if the boy was again d? 0 those not accusi to it ...

... married out of every UK) , , „ecb , ( Mr. Spurgeon e, in which that gentle, people year by year? the nooconformwta were ho speaking ln«b Lbarcto, ■aid that if lb very onmerous. it showed at any rate that they pre- trust to the generohjly which true ferredthe ...

... (the lecturer) wished to avoid that extreme, and thought better to come to the subject without long introduction. He had to speak of the history of the Established Church, and compare with the system what was called Voluntaryism, in the light of which was ...

... history of Ireland ever since Catholic Emancipation, and the repeated declaration of the leaders of Irish disaffection, not to speak the long list of ogranan outrages, prove the truth of our assertion. hone the Cabinet, during the recess, have been addressing ...