... under an indisposition which threatens consequences, at no very distant period, of a truly alaiming and melancholy nature. We speak plainly. We can discover no good or solid reason why the country should be mystified in a matter which comes home say closely ...

... captain kicked bim. Jones said, Oh, captain, you will kill ! M and the Captain said, kill you, there is no one Liverpool to speak about it; I don’t want you carry the ship in that way.” The day but one after this the captain went to the forecastle, and ...

... Institution has hitherto received. They hope the good which has been done for those who are so unable to help themselves will speak well in favour support to the scheme they propose. Donations will be thankfully received* at The Old Bank (Limited), or the ...

... Lecture Hall. TO-MORROW (Sunday). Afternoon. 2-30: 1 And On- Lord said unto More*, what that thine anid rod. Evening. 6-30 “Speak unto the Children of lerael. that they go forward. All seats free. Collections to defray expenses. _ —Li JJLACKWK.N CNIVERSfhr ...

... are the hollow His Hand, and that to must look for our stay and our reliance, in adversity well in prosperity, evil good. speak not boastfully. We arrogate nothing to ourselves. We know that this nation is, like others, sinful nation if it were not so ...

... organist, began to play the piano, and while be was still seated the instrnment Mrs. Chamberlain told her husband she desired to speak her brother privately, and asked him to leave the room for a short time. Mr. Chamberlain did so, and. according his statement ...

... sensational literature. We not hesitate say. in short, that the story of Charles Peace, ghastly and weird as is, and reddened, to speak, with blood, may be read with a* much absorbing interest may the most brilliant romance. Nor can snob story fail to be without ...

... was lately in London, permitird Name* to L nrentionfcd, as-being highly fatisfied with the Ptoj«& they found hid made in Speaking, aead.ng, Wtlitd*. ...

... chopped up for sausages ! The poor woman squeezed witness's hand and shook when she heard him say that, but she could not speak. The witness added that, in her opinion, if the deceased had had proper food she would have been alive now. She used to complain ...

... statue of Lord Fitzgibbon has been erected in Limerick, on the bridge which spans an arm of the beautiful Shannon. Local voices speak loudly in its praise—though there are some who think that a cavalry officer ought to have been represented on horseback. This ...

... indication that the true leadership has passed from him. There must be some fresh arrangement next year. He must either agree to speak the sentiments of the bulk of his constituents, or he must allow some one else to lake his place and do it for him. It is quite ...

... proceeded towards the tribune, bat the cries '• Question became so general and cmtianoiis, that the hah. deputy declined speaking* the debate te-niinated. Chamber voted separately the several prayer* of the pe'ition, and decided upon passing to the order ...