... of the grain crops will have been garnered under the most favourable circumstances possible to conceive or desire. Reports speak well of the probable yield, as well as of the quality, of wheat, oats, and barley. Of peas and beans the accounts arc somewhat ...

... one lost chord divine. That came from the soul of the organ. And entered into ndne. It maybe that Death’s bright angel Will speak in that chord again, It may that only in heaven shall hear that grand Amen. From Poems of Mif A. A Proctor ...

... utterance such occasions slow anil solemn the outset; but when he advances to the heart his subject he becomes animated and speaks with rapidity, hut always with much distinctness. His enunciation clear, and few speakers possess a greater power over their ...

... variety of very useful matter is brought together, and at a most reasonable charge. The farmers in this part of the country speak highly of its character. The work is deserving of a large circulation. ...

... it. His Honor : Not to be sworn to speak the truth ? Witness : Well, sir, I can speak the truth of course, but I can state my evidence without taking an oath. His Honor : Why not. Why will you not take oath to speak the truth Witness: Well, sir, I can ...

... is disfigured if any of the teeth are lost, and disagreeable impression is produced.—Where the teeth are good, there when speaking, or smiling especially, a fascination present, which prevents further examination of the countenance. The new Patent Incorrodible ...

... Newington, Con nccticut, we find a fact respecting the Edwards family which we d» not remember to have seen elsewhere, stated. Speaking of Mr. Backus, one of h.s preaecessors, eajB:~His wife was one of ten ters, every one of whom has been said to be. six feet ...

... INTELLIGENCE.-Friday. The improvement lately instanced in commercial fans continue,, as far as can be seen at present, gene ay| speaking, ,t ,s really a turn for the better eeDera ''^ Sugar has rather declined,say Gd. per'ewt., but very M little business doing ...

... dallying with God ; take His proffer, take Him at His word in matter of salvation. calls thee *' to-day:” peradyenlure lie will speak no more Archbithop Vshtr. To-morrow. —To-morrow is myth, invented the evil one. to cast mortals into the depths of misery ; ...

... passing Plymouth on Monday night lust and whs drowned An anxious search was made for him, hut although the Captain heard him speak once he was ■o rescue him. The sea was running high at time and the ship was going nine or ten knots an hour. The family of ...

... HOP MARKETS. BOROUGH. (Factor's prices, «hat is, ready money.) Our letters do not speak of the increase of the fly. The following are the present prices:— New Pockets. Xew Bags. £. s. s. £. s. £. s. Farnbam 5 5 6 6 Kent 2 16 4 8 East and Mid Yearlings ...

... on the ult., General Cordova, has greatly elated the spirits of the supporters ofthe Queen's Government. These papers also speak the favourable ed'eet produced presence the Rioja, the Basque Provinces, and Navarre. The feeling of the inhabitants of those ...