... able to tempt an adventurous coachman with ten or twelve shillings, to drive them to Hanley. Of the road to Burslem we can speak from experience. On the elevation yen- properly called Bleak Hill, there was a drift in some places seven or,eight feet deep ...

... probable that something more going on m Bessarabia than we are aware of, the Qalatz correspondent of the Oest Deutsche Pod speaks of troupe arriving there on the 17th, and returning on the following day by forced marches (to Bessarabia). strong detachment ...

... for tlie rest its days, the creek aforesaid. Out of the imposing array ships before me, writs Mr. Oliphant (and he Ids not speaking those in tbe creek), only two were in a condition to take voyage round the Cape.''* Need our hearts sink witliin ? Must ...

... guide the present and to prepare for the future. In eveiy locality opinion should be evoked, and endeavour prompted, by organ speaking and interpreting the feelings of the people. Not mere .u«paper, but a medium through which vigorous, consistent opinion may ...

... profitable, or even nearly so : it is something that even at the commencement, with n great proportion of the labour invested, to speak, in the buddings the annual cost should not exceed £11 a-head. This exclusive selection of purely agricultural employment will ...

... powerful mind and the feeble body. It was for tlie last tune. To the end resisted, and gave all that he had to give; dying, to speak, full harness. A veteran the ranks science, fell honourably on the battle-field.— The Leisure Hour. ...

... gradually dcellnlng daring the last few months, and departed in perfect peace on the diy above-named. not within our prov'nee to speak of the grief which his departure has occassional unongst wide circle r datives and private friends; amongst whom was universally ...

... his bank failed, ana went to Nauvoo, where he became genei-al the hoi - •ia>'if, m^g.slra»e mayor, prophet, and priest, speaking one msvne'' oma-t from heaven, and dehia adn of tire affairs tho city was prndencc and impartiality ; that, private man, ...

... exercised a powerful influence over the affairs and destinies of Methodism, that in one of its annual conferences he was speaking somewhat largely of his own connexions. And yet after all Doctor,' said one who heard him, Are you not unprofitable ...

... to the conservation and invigoration of human life. But, sir, amidst all this sanitary surveillance and regulation ( I speak as fool), ought we not to include the means of subsistence ? I flunk they bear some relation to the principle laid down. Food ...

... ceremony. He had been so much interested in listening, that he would great deal rather have continued it throughout, instead of speaking. But their secretary had turned the tables on him; and if anything could induce him to forgive Mr. Goddard, it would be, ...

... that tlie sblp was hardly manned for the voyage, having crew consisting partiv of Chinese and Lascars, who could neither speak nor understand English, and, thought, inadequate to work the ship. The vessel, owing to a vain attempt to keep off the land ...