... parliamentary breakfast of the Liberation Society on Tuesday. He touched upon the Irish Church question, and, venturing to speak on behalf of Nonconformists generally, described Mr GLADSTONE'S plan as bold, honest, and thorough, and the PREMIER himself ...

... English and fresh and cheery faces, and their neat—nay, elegant, and not extravagant apparel. Further, he hath reason to speak of tlieir good sense, for He is their favourite Author and Mentor, and he is proud of his scholars. Nor does he believe, as ...

... will beglad of the opportunity of perusing it: — HOW THE EFFICIENCY OF OUR CHURCH SERVICES MAY BE INCREASED. I know that I speak the mind of all when I express onr deep regret at the absence, through illness, of him to whose wise and thoughtful and loving ...

... scientific teaching with religious tone. Several influential gentlemen welcomed the bishop to the diocese, Professor Charlton speaking on behalf of Nonconformists. On Sunday morning the bishop preached in the parish church, where an enormous congregation assembled ...

... Our readers, of course, know the name of Harpei*; the great Grand Master, or something of the sort, of English Orangeism. Speaking at an Orange Demonstration at Liverpool last week, he said- The last person who broke his coronation oath was James II., ...

... clerical approvers of whom we speak. If the Es- tablished Church in England were swept away to-morrow, Dr Temple's position would not be affected one whit, and it is, therefore, a question upon which he can afford to speak with perfect sang froid. Thus ...

... centre of affairs find any great acceptance. he have not been fortunate even with the na- tions of Europe in, if I may so speak, exporting our tradi- tional ii,dilutions. Those with whom we first commenced, such as Grcece, France, and Spain, have not ...

... until I am gone, And not thrust in their sighing while I am at talk with the King. Well, what is it you want, then, Keziah? speak quickly, my girl! Say good-bye to us, father; nor mutter like this, in your sleep. Little lass she is tender and fair, and ...

... d catalogues sent post free.—PARKINS & GOTTO, 24, 25, 27, and 28, Oxford-street, London. Music AND WHAT IT DOES FOR Us,-I speak not simply of Germany, which is a singing nation, whose laborious, peaceful, intelligent people have in all times associated ...

... labours, more especially on drier soils, and a large extent of spring corn has been successfully planted. We cannot, however, speak in the same favourable way as to the coming crops, the wheat in many places, especially in Kent, giving but little promise ...

... ago-rivers abounding in fish, but lead mines very few. Compare the difference, and place mining and fishing in the scales: which speaks the truth ? Which predominates? Which, I ask, has caused the town to boast of her beauty, of wealth, and knowledge that she ...

... preached by the Rev. Air Richards, Penrhyndeudraeth, from 2nd Cor. v., 10. At three o'clock in the afternoon the English speaking in- habitants and visitors had the opportunity of thanking God ia His house for His great blessings, and we are glad to state ...