The Express.
London, England, 1865-12-04 00:00:00

TILE LATE

at Bloomsb

remm...t.veressr,
..re of Gindic.th Luk.
tado
tiestion he made to his
It gems that this
Mr. Brook's morn-
Itlensan's °occluding

we are affected
r• are placed upon
iy be re-secured of
And now Ist me
ition those words of
which comforted
, of Jamaica, ns
socompaniments of
a letter to his wife,
is which his letter
" Luke 6, 22t0 96."
h was being dons to
the unrightwousnams.
inficted on him, but
was, as men regard
was being fang °shin
t be made hate the dm-
!le, he believed that
the Son of Mans sake.
Mr. Gordon was Woo-
, to his ehargm? The
any evidence is before
not of rash-
a and copsand tree-
ally nothing in that di-
the reassertion that
Of depositions by
analogous to much
, What may come to
lough, bad there been
to wonder that it has
Mould there reach us
alt, I for one will be
i that I now advance,
that be was innocent
unconstitutionally and
light say much of their
' the civil law into and
,aw. I might speak of
arraigned and by which
lid of three aubalterna,
or competency nothing
el fact that, though be

atlas, be had no notice
about an hour De-
-1 mention of the bitter
assailed at the time
Won which has been
Aber of Yr. Gordoe's
eland prem. I might
be aroused, as your
ee 40 years ago, by the
ith, of Demerara. But
og, u I honestly aver I
ignatios will be appeased.
hope, that some informs.
ch information, I bold by
ited, and reproached, and
'1 uke. What saith one
I have for long time
-.f religious man, wholly
Magee ascribed to him.
who has just returned
and have been asso.

as at Baptist missionary
oosive information and of
tad laboured long to pro-
reatures. I believe that
1. Not soy good work
trty supporter in George
eye•witnea of his Who-
res conveying him to the
ceentioa could_ be made

mho. He was frequently
psalm tams ape after the
otter to his wife, written
■terveeed between the
lust die, arid the death
" I do pa deism this
tor advised say tummy.
d the people who 00,
ite Way. however, it is
bat I should suffer thus
re the poor and needy."
tab a came I suffer.

li innocently ; comfort I ;
*shamed of the death !
suffered. The general has '
I wish more time had
one, most beloved and
d help and preserve and
tor and for the general, and
The Lord be merciful
And now may the
triet be with us all.—
nearly dying husband,—
letter, on the envelope of
to 26”—aorl I say—you, I
r—that the letter was in
o 26. It is the letter of a
Christ's Dame's sake. It
dying for Christ's name's
Le, genuine evangelical
serriog evangelical tone ;
e are the right trustworthy
cation,. That a hypocrite
possible, and that a fanatic
at he would be, I safely may
iredeceenor, and a hypocrite
• fragrant with the evidence
tical nor hypocritical, that
his feiliop there awaited
de to anticipate, a crown of
the righteous Judge, will
Bering that with my heart,
tur recopideratiou in coati.

Aberli remembranoe of Mr.
&mot Laa's sake" might be

K EN rlsx-ioww.—This
gs house adjoining) has been
' Kentish-town known u the
aecrated on Saturday by the
ial forma/Mee. The tuners
ley, the lessons were rend by
St. Nora, and the Epistle and
Archdeacon Sinclair and the Rev. Mr.
- nroached a sermon, taking Lis teat
-saes, part of the 12'h verse—
day is at hand." The Rev. J.
t. The church and **nonage
:penss of one individual gen-
iis tame a escort), and, when
,0001. The building coosiste of
wing from east to west 134 feet,
`he transepts, 77 feet. with ad-
s. The tower is 100 feet high
the nave and transepts at their
ancel forming en octagon. The
beautiful works of art. There
he church exhibits great origin.
Mr. E. B. Lamb, she architect.
re the builders. The belle are
organ is by Bishop and Storr.
the church.
3DERING OF • LIVEIt?OOL
, the Uncap, Captain Cask. bound
with a torte of guano. came into
ship Meader, from Liverpool to
Tome at mice sank, but the rep-
roached the Mesader in safety.
guano, and her crew were landed
tying at Liverpool on Saturday.
11.lioWAY'S FlLM—Grateful
iplalnt rages and cholera threatens
) disregard the earning to want
flatulency and *Mee pains proei-
aborcenamed pills aredesimsed for
lethality hitherto have they fulfilled
- vWtties being combined with the
sly tree the circulation from every
from all unassimilated matters.
system generally from deranging
all whose health from With has
are peclllarly appropriate, be-
itly laxative, and highly salutary to