... manner and gentlemanly demeanour amongst us. Yon arc not only known to from your infancy as a warm-hearted and sympathising friend, but for the period of nearly twenly-Gve years, during which you have been the Medical Officer of the Cumber Claudy and Park ...

... to Mr. James with your father s letter lying before me on this very table. Depend P on lt > P oor Mrs. Haddan is only trying to save her character.^ But supposing it is all as she says, I ° rged B^® any motive strong enough for preserving those documents ...

... Highness Prince Albert, with the youthful Princes and Princesses of the Royal Family, were present at the ,/e/e. The general invitations were extended to about eighty of the leading members of the aristocracy, with their youthful families. Duel Nottingham Park ...

... have no doubt, first try to love before yon believe. That is beginning at the wrong end. Oh, brethren, you can’t obey without having faith first. Yon who are unconverted may trying to obey, but yon cannot obey till yon love; yon may try to love but yon eannot ...

... several occasions good and brave soldier, and hit gal tan try was rewarded with promotion, which earned, however, not wilhont some saerifico of bodily health ; and after having long dured the trying influence of Ratlcm climes, obtained his majority and leave ...

... And oh! that long, long night before she died. While stars gleamed forth, and wandering zephyrs sighed; Was there no friend to tell the weary dove The endless mercies her Saviour's love? No, not one earthly friend—but who can tell What heavenly murmurings ...

... afflicted with severe scorbutic eruption, covering both her hands and spreadingupherarins, she was persuaded to try Dr. Roberts s Poor Man Fnen *£ friend, who had been cured of large wound in her leg. which had baffled her doctor skill; and taking one box of ...

... rough-andready principle of his own. No Eton or Harrow, no expensive University education, no riotous career amongst the patrician youth of Oxford or Cambridge, to spoil the lad for commercial pursuits, and a quiet humdrum middleclass life. Old Samuel Rayner sent ...

... which brings him bread. The youth, disappointed and angry, com|Haincd his father, to whom he made know n his resolution not to touch food till he was possessed of the tulwar he coveted. A thief was accordingly sent to try and steal it; but the soldier ...

... I'owdek should be used by every who has home. It saves time, labour, money; makes bread and pastry more nutritious; and enables dyspeptic persons tint them® with impunity. Housekeepers are requested try the above powder, which has been known so long for ...

... your guilt I bore; That you wear crown of life— A crown of thorns I wore. For yon life woe I led. A enrtad death 1 died; iletnircd b» friend* and rackod fnes Scourged, ecofed, am) crncifietl For you, in the tomb My rinlaas lay ; For yrmr iv* ranee hence ...

... quietly carrying out these recommendations without waiting for Parliamentary or other sanction. Teachers may well say, Save us from our friends! But this recommendation embraces results” as weli. Let teachers beware else this system too will be surreptitiously ...