... Beasley, Perkin, 3. Simpson, jur. Taylor, Sngden, Paley, Hodgson, Boddy, hutt, Ellis, and Thornton. • ORDER OF PROCEDURE. The speaking in reference to deputations waiting upon the Board, said it wont( be a gi elt inlrovement upon their present practice were ...

... MIS ' Charles; • and she would have irupted me in a conversation with the Lord oellor, I can never be too much occupied to speak von Louise, as you might, I think, be partly aware, I said, gravely, Oh, I don't know. Things change so that would not have ...

... this occasion, any not connected with me by spiritual ties, but simply brought here through their kindness of feeling. This speaks well for your kindness of heart, and it undoubtedly, most gratifying to me; but, nevertheless, it places me, I can assure ...

... klf LAIL HOW ONE GHOST WAS ( Continued front our lad.) , My lister I How dire you speak of her way Which sister? what sister ? Yoi Bella Laura—say so.' Of course.' 'Does not take me into her confidences? I dare say that she may have confided many tbingsto ...

... would be calculated to excite a suspicion that he le not suffering. lam the last to on a person attending, although strictly speaking he ought to be here, if it Is not Incompatible with his health In any serious degree. At the 1 same time it would put the ...

... Wiseman stated at the late Irish Wesleyan Conference that the no se ideal position of the various confemions in Eoglidl• speaking lands might be estimated as gengstionalist, 7 ; Roman C at h o li c ., 10 ail ; Baptists, 10i millions;_ Presbyeterisi minions ...

... the slave trade, even if the treaty recently concluded by Sir Bartle Frere with the Sultel of Zanzibar had no existence. Speaking of this gentleman, I may say that slum his return he has appeared at one or two important public amemblko, and his besot ...

... resound with mirth. SUMPII7OIIB SPAINIR GALA AND NIISICAL CHANNITIA. By Slut Weaken roar on the A —A Western music critic thus speaks of sprang donne :—She had • wet for • fogwhistle. Sue would the chandelier with& wild whoop that made every maa feel for his ...

... the poor lade house-mother was coming, but coming a one, for the boy was dead! I tried to comtort him, but even while speaking I was summoned by one of the wavers, to tell me that Pfeffer's wife had arrived, and had asked if she might be admitted. ...

... Burstwhistle darted out of his sitting-room and ovortook her at the gate, and said, Let me see you home, Mrs Palmer, I want to speak with you Down the Green Lane they went in the dusk, and before they reached Mrs Palmer's door the old compromise was abolished ...

... those assemblages where they should look for wisdom in matters of Government —in that mighty teismal, which was supposed to speak with accuracy—that confession and the praotice of it were subversive 'qua ly of our family life, of justice, and of morality ...

... hi•roic husband—leaving the name of Halatein worthy to be enrolled among the At this point the captain turned to the vicar, and speaking hoarsely and indistinct'', whispered in his ear, I don't feel well, and then fled from the room Out of the Corn Exchange ...