... TRYING SCENES. it must be alias-eel that no particular individual amongst the state prisoner. (either convicted or untried) can boast of having obtained an unduo and exclusive amount of public sympathy. Tears were abed and sighs sighed for each in turn ...

... after the high masa which was celebrated with great solemnity. .k long k)f pious youths, wearing I surplices. and preceded a thurifer ant acolytus.. issued !from the ve,try, wound round and through the centre of the Ichurch to the.high altar, and sear followed ...

... thoossnd different dies, the incense tram ehich was exhilirating to the heart; said the wing of birds, the humming of bees. and the wild melody of the ploughboy, an be whistles his toil. recalled to our mind the happy and homesteads of our youth. Bet enough ...

... THE CROPS. On Thursday 'right, a party of &hoot one hundred STATE OF THE COUN TRY. The great bulk of the grain crops have already been men rut 311,1 carried away one acre of off the lands s cure,. in every part of th s e . U b n i i b t i e L d tb ltingdom ...

... land (applause). When 1 see my dear friend— I try to read each book in itself. Take, for example, the for I trust he will allow me to call him so, for he is a book of Job, place a sheet of paper beside it ; select friend in the faith, whom 1 have known for ...

... This leads me, in conclusion, to Dirtiest e fiaging to it, out - --' Jaye Save Christ as the sovereign Head of the Church. His Church is even if we 1 his people, whom he has saved by his blood. and brought i., -- i re and nothing, diaral y be-leving ...

... as an old friend, to ptrmit him to officals under the existing state of religion in the parish, and that pecuniary consid rations were not hi, inducement. The letter in which this request was roads was handed to a large circle of friends assembled at ...

... NORTH DI:BUN UNION. The tint of Q lovely «4. Wel board wan held yewterday, the Word room the North tlal Ir. mark the Pan.* Mr Garnett my miry K. Outlax —1 drawly milt and I moat Imam rat, pa Um: you alt no dein. to With thy It was contrary to data len ...

... swim, any efforts which he could make to save them were utterly fruitless, and no help tieing at hand, they were drowned before ilia eyes. The feelings, not alone of the poor father, bat of his numerous friends in the town, may be better coina-iced than ...

... by the Austrian court-martial, on which sat marry of the former partakers of Ma hospitality. Ilia friends at hail to save his life, but in vain. Ile died a painful death: tire Austrian who were 'intend to carry the sentence into rile t, and who for a whole ...

... oblides°. you have been taught that Jens came—that He bled and died for voa—that through Him therein salvation full and free. for them that are lost—that Jesus is the friend of stapes—that Jesus died for ann.,. and that there is mercy, salvation, and peace ...

... dear friends. Titers are the I young, those who have arrived to maturity of age, and I those who are advanced in years. ',nog friends, I I ask you for your hearts for the Lord. We ten hear it said, there ought to be great allowance made fur youth.' We ...