... you Moral. —Hit one of your own size. Whene'er I take my walks abroad, How many poor I see; And 'cos I never speaks to them, They never speaks to me. Moral.—Familiarity breeds contempt. The Train. 'Tis the voice of the sluggard, I hear him complain,* ...

... occasioned the sudden return to free imports. Americau prices still rulo high for fino quality wheat andfliur; and if Canada speak for the United States, the new world will be to do but little for the old course the oomiug season. The twentysix Canadian ...

... to be John Green. He knows all about the Bloody Hand, and will remember that your husband made enquiries after her. Speak, Betsy ! Speak. v The old man kept hoeing at the potatoes like mad. He was composing a Cytoydd for the Rhyl Eisteddfod. Betsy was ...

... it would seem | that in the present day at least the faculty of eloquence is wanting. Never was there much and so poor I speaking. We do not refer now to the decay pulpit > oratoiy, though there assuredly is vast difference between the sermons which roused ...

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... communication from Prince GortschakofF, is very sharp. It says, amongst other things: ' England, doubtless, has not the right to speak in the name of all the signatures ot the treaty of Paris, nor does England demand that right—but, one of the ' belligerent ...

... except eternal Sabbath, which shall have end.—S»s lleylin tit Sabb., p. 182. 3. Euscbius, the ecclesiastical historian, speaking the l'ulriarchs, says: They cared not for corporal circumcision—no more we; nor for the observation Sabbaths—no more do we ...

... sing so far as locomotion is concerned, is no doubt at this time of the year cheap enough, hotel accommodation generally speaking is not on such reasonable terms, and we are sorry to observe that there are many grumblers on this subject who date their ...

... it ingress ? The fact is, that Lord Shaftesbury, being anxious for the preservation of parochial rights, and wishing speak with great respect of the parochial syttem, was obliged to give some pledge sincerity the point, and S3 the small parishes ...

... Campbell,u Wilde,and others of that order, they were then compelled to choose a Cranworth, or a Jarvis (of whom we no desire to speak with disrespect), and soon ev/n their secondary class was exhausted. A routine of interior men for judicial would not be endured ...

... down insufficient that a witness believes himself bound to speak the truth merely from a regard of eharseter, or the interests of society, or fear punishment by the temporal law. Why, if speaks the trutn what more is wanted, and what matters it to justice ...

... slid, the next place, the trade of the Levant received sudden shock. immediate connection with all these was the ran, so to speak, upon gold. The Bank of England having an Act Parliament admonishing it daily, raised the rate interest, in anticipation of ...