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... persons whom the women have long deplored, and the men long pitied, as having uo ' manner,' who blush when you speak to them, and blunder when they speak to you, suddenly jump up in the House with selfconfidence which is only equalled by their consummate ability ...
... HOW TO SPEAK TO CHILDREN. It island to attempt the management of children either by corporeal penishinent, or by rewards addressed I the stases. and words alone. There is one Maier of geveramest, the power and importanee of whist see seldom regarded—l ...
... The diflienlty now is not to speak but to gals an audience; tot to write but to and readers. Res of peace may be sore that when none refuse their cheeks to the smite; there will be to smite. Remember that the harvest of your autumn meet largely depend ...
... character which would have enabled him to speak unto them as unto spiritual. Among such he determined to know nothing but ' Jesus Christ and him crucified.' This leads us on to notice his further remark' Howbeit, we speak wisdom among those that are perfect ...
... ture speak their sentiments, and pronounce upon I others their judgments; it has no foundation in the Book of God; it was known neither by seer nor psalmist, evangelist nor apostle; it is neither laid down, nor clearly proved by any passage of Scripture ...
... Seem Mutest—At a meeting of the Free Presby. tery of Glasgow on Wednesday, the Rev. Wm. Arcot in speaking in [avow of the present public-boom law said—' They had other enemies to contend with than simply the licensed victuallers. The Presbytery would ...
... THE CHRISTIAN NEWS, OCTOBER 10, 1868. to speak of Adam as being our federal head, since he could not have been this unless elected to it; and such an election to be our probationer, must be of two parties, one as representing justice, who is God, and ...
... rii A PENNY SAVED IS TWOPENCE GAINED. To public of Glasgow 0 speaks, He Is right earnmt, be deals In no freaks; For, In dsys of distress, all shoeld mind • number one,' And to Tutime-Ona STOCKWELL Brassy baste sod try on: For there, as before • tbe great ...
... P' rii A PENNY SAVED TS TWOPENCE GAINED. To the public, of Glasgow G Hatolyside speaks, Ha It In right *snout, deals In no freak, ; For, days of dtstrs•%, all mind • number one; And to Tiu,T-Ga■ hocewnu. STRUT hub and try For there, as before, the great ...
... Vat% THE SHADOWS. My litdeboy, with tound fsir cheeks, And dreamy, large, brown eyes, Not often little wisehead speaks, But will make some replies. His sister, always glad to show Her knowledge, for its praise, Said yesterday, God's here, you know : ...
... been told, perhaps, that the commandments speak of a duty towards God as well as a duty towards our neighbour; that there is no reason why He, from Whom we receive all things, should not demand something in return ; that, a priori, we could not ...
... rii A PENNY SAVED IS TWOPENCE GAINED. To lb. public of Gleeßow G Ilandyiddir speaks, Is In right earnest, he deals In no ; For, In days of dletwa, all should mind • 'lumbar one. And to Tutors-ons STREET haste and try on. For there, before. great public ...