Question 105. -
927+750+ 1080_1932

| Thou, pers. pron., 2nd pers. sing., nom. to hast - =1378.5.

I loved. From this half sum take each succeeding side. | Hast loved, verb, act. trans., 2nd pers. sing., agr. Thus 1378.5-750=628-5 to find A.

with thou. 1378-5-927=451:5 , C.

Righteousness, abs. noun, sing., 3rd pers., obj., 1378.5-1080=2985 B.

gov. by hast loved. Then to find A:

And, conjunction.
Log. 1378.5=3.1391068

Hast hated, verb, act. trans., 2nd pers. sing., agr. 628.5=2.7983053

w. thou understood. Cos, log. 927 = 7:0329203

Iniquity, abs. noun, Deut., sing., 3rd pers., obj., » » 1080 = 6.9665762

gov. by hast hated.

He, pers. pron., 3rd pers. sing , nom. to leaves. 2)19.9372086

Leaves, verb, act., 3rd pers. sing., agr. w. he.

Home, com. noun, neut., sing., 3rd pers., obj.,
cos. A
9 9686043 =

gov, by leaves.
Al, preposition.
Nine, com. noun, gov. in obj. by at.

In, preposition.
43° 2' 57".318=Angle A.

The, dem. adj. pron., qual, morning.
To find B:

Morning, com. noun, obj. case, gov. by in.
Log. 1378.5=3-1394068

We, pers. pron., 3rd pers plu., nom. to go.
298.5=2.4749443

Go, verb. act. intrans., 3rd pers. plu., ag. w. we. Cos. log. 927 = 7.0329203

To, preposition. » » 750 = 7:1249387

Boston, prop. noun, obj. case, gov. by to.

Next, adjective, qual. week. 2)19-7722101

Week, com. noun, obj., gov. by prep. during un

derstood. 9.8861050=

Where, adverb of place.
39° 42' 26":826

We, pers. pron., 1st pers. plu., nom. to expect.
Expect, verb. act. trans., gov. you will meet us in

4210 31' 28":674

2

Exne obj. 2nd p

79° 24' 53"•652=B.

You, pròn., 2nd pers. plu., nom. to will meet. ... 180-(43° 2' 57".348+79° 24' 53":652)=

Will meet, verb, act. trans., 2nd pers. plu., ag. w. 57° 32'9"=C. A. G. B.

you. Question 106.

Us, pron., 1st pers., obj., gov. by will meet. 2:593076 x 122 x 36

Thy, poss. adj. pron., 2nd pers. sing., qual, bro=48.5744 gallons.-Ans. ther. 277.274

Brother, com. noun, 3rd pers. sing., nom. to was. (362 x 2+292) x 40 x 2618 Question 107. Here 9

Vas, verb nent., 3rd pers. sing., ag. w. brother. 17:28

Present, adj., qual, brother understood. = 20 80161 cubic feet.

J.M.

Last, adj., qual. year. (602x2+542) x 50 x 2618 Year, com, noun, obj., gov. by on understood. Question 108. Here

277:274

Benjamin, prop. noun, mas. sing., 3rd pers., nom.

to works. 132418:44

Works, verb. act. intrans., 3rd pers. sing., ag. w. =477.5725 imperial gallons. , = 277-274 =477

Benjamin. Question 35. x*-10 -94.2 +160=0.

Foundry, com. noun, obj., gov. by prep. at. .. (x-4) (76% +4 r2 +6 x -40=0.

Henry and Thomas, prop. sing. nouns, con. by Or, x-4=0,x=4.

and, nom. to are. The other values of x are 2•1137, and 5:1698 Are, verb neut. plu., ag. w. nom. Henry and Tho+7-95787, &c.

J.C.

mas.

In, preposition.
GRAMMAR CLASS.

Office, com. noun, obj., gov. by in.
MODEL EXERCISE, No. XX.

From aud to, prepositions.

Crag, 1 and 2, com. noun, obj., gov.by from and I, pers. pron., 1st pers. sing., nom. to love.

to respectively. Love, verb, act. trans., 1st pers. sing., agr. w.love. Leaps, verb act. intrans., ag. w. thunder. Them, pers. pron., plu., 3rd, obj., gov, by lore. Live, adj., qual. thunder. That, rel. pron., 3rd pers. plu., agr. w. them, and Thunder, com. noun, sing., 3rd pers., nom. to nom. to love.

leaps. Love, verb, act. trans., 3rd plu., agr. w. that. Toerr, verb in the infinitive, equivalent to a noun, Me, pers. pron., 1st pers. sing., obj., gov. by love. and nom. to is. And, conjunction.

Is, verb neut., 3rd pers. sing., ag. w. its nom. to err. Those, demons. pron., having persons understood. Human, ailj., qual. a noun understood. That, as before, agr. w. persons, and nom, to The, demons, adj. pron., qual. fear. seek.

Fear, com. noun, neut., 3rd pers. sing., nom. to Seek, verb, act. trans., 3rd pers. plu., agr. w. that. prevents. Me, as before, gov, by seek.

Of, preposition. Early, adverb qualifying seek.

Possible, adj., qual. evil. Shall find, verb, act. trans., 3rd pers. plu., agr. w. Evil, com. noun, neut., 3rd pers. sing., obj., gov. persons understood.

by of. Me, as before, gov. by shall find.

| often, adverb, qual. prevents.

Prevents, verb, act. trans., ag. w. nom. fear. To-day, com, noun, neut., sing., 3rd pers., gov.in
The, as before, qual. performance.

the obj. by a preposition, during, understood.
Performance, com. noun, neut., sing., 3rd pers. Neither, nor, conjunctions.
Of, preposition.

Samuel, noun proper, sing. number, &c., nom. to
Certain, adj., qual. good,

have arrived.
Good, com. noun, neut., sing., 3rd pers., obj., gov. His, poss, auj. prou., qual, friends.
by of.

Friends, com. noun, plu., nom. to, have arrived
Your, poss, adj., pron. qual. bread-and-milk. Have arrived, verb, act. intrans. 3rd pers. plo.,
Bread-and-milk, compound com. noun, neut., ag. w. the nom. friends.
sing., 3rd pers., noip. to is.

Their, poss. adj. pron., qual. party.
Is, as before, ay. w. bread-and-milk.

Party, collect.noun,nent., sing.,nom.to is divided.
Ready, adjective.

Is divided, verb passive, 3rd pers. siug., ag. W.
To write, io speak, to compose, three verbs in the party.

infinitive, equivalent to three nouns, and nom. Too much, ailv., qual. is divided.
to the verb are.

To do, act. trans, verb, infin. mood.
And, as before.

Any, adj., qual. good..
Legibly, correctly, readily, adverbs of mapner, Good, com. noun, neut., sing., 3rd pers. obj., gov.
qual. to write, c.

by to do.
Useful, adj., qual arts.

The, as before.
Arts, com. noun, ueut., sing., 3rd pers., nom. case C'lergy, com. noun, neut., plu., 3rd, nom. to are.
after the verb are.

Are, verb neut., plu., 3rd, ag. w. clergy.
Either, or, conjunctions.

Unanimous, adj., qual. noun understood.
George, Henry, prop. nouns, mas., sing., 3rd pers., | On, preposition.
nom. to is coming.

Convocation, adj., qual. question.
Is coming, verb, act. intrans., 3rd pers. sing., ag. Question, com. noun, neut., sing., obj., gov. by
w. George or Henry.

prep.on.

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The Surieties' section.
REPORT OF MUTUAL IMPROVEMENT SOCIETY.
Padiham Literary and Scientific Mutual Im- / which an essay is read, and a discussion carried
provement Society. This society was recently on; the time allowed for reading an essay is
formed under very favourable circumstances, half an hour, and for the discussion two hours.
On Wednesday evening, the 2nd August, a meet | Our discussions are conducted in a lively and
ing of a few young men was convened, and the spirited manner, but with the entire absence of
following officers elected; viz., Mr. John Har- personality or ungentlemanly feeling. Many of
greaves, president; Mr. Burt, treasurer; and Mr. our members take in the British Controver.
Elijah Helm, jun., secretary ; a few rules were sialist, which forms an admirable text-book, and
then drawn up, to which others, selected from affords material assistance in the treatment of
those of various mutual improvement societies, our subjects. The society is in connection with
have been added and adopted. Our number at our Mechanics' Institute, which has been estab-
present is restricted to 15, it being thought advisa- lished several years; its meetings are held in the
ble not to admit more until the society shall have Trade School, for the use of which we are in-
obtained a more permanent footing. Meetings debted to the generosity of Sir J.B. Kay Shuttle-
are held every Wednesday evening, at each of worth, Bart.-E. H., jun.

affords material as an admirable tex.controrcr.

Literature.

LITERARY INTELLIGENCE.
We regret to have to announce the death, at publication a new and important work on the
the early age of thirty-nine, of Edward Forbes, English Revolution-his favourite subject; and
Esq., F. R.Š., and Professor of Natural History M. Cousin is writing one, to be called "Philoso-
in the University of Edinburgh. He was an phy of the People."
occasional contributor to the “ Westminster Re | Professor Zahn, who has passed not fewer than
view" and the “ Literary Gazette."

fifteen years in investigating the ruins of Herac-
Frederick Knight Hunt, since 1851 principal leum and Pompeii, is preparing for publication at
editor of the Daily Neus, died, on the 18th inst., Berlin the twenty-seventh and last part of his
in his 40th year. In the intervals of his profes- great work on the monuments discovered in those
sional exertions he contrived to find tiine for the towns. The work is one of the most expensive
composition of several works, of which the most ever published in Germany, each copy costing
important is, “The Fourth Estate," a history of 300 thalers (about £46).
the newspaper press.

The text of an old opera, performed so far back
Our readers will be glad to learn that Lord as 1322, at Eisenach, has just been found by a
Brougham is collecting and revising his various German author. It is called the Ten Virgins,
works, to be published in a series of quarterly and it is recorded that the performance of it made
volumes, by Messrs. R. Griffin and Co., Glasgow. such profound impression on a certain Landgrave

M. Guizot, we hear, is engaged in preparing for of Meissen as to hasten his death.

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CLASSIFIED INDEX

TO THE

FIRST SERIES OF
THE BRITISH CONTROVERSIALIST.

(CONSISTING OF SIX VOLUMES.)

The figures before the letters indicate the Volume, and those following the letters show the
Page upon which the article may be found.

Afbrative :

Governo Present

VOL.
PAGE VOL.

PAGE
DEBATES (Continued):

DEBATES (Continued):

3 Is the Confessional in Harmony with
4 Ought the Law of Primogeniture to be

Intellectual and Moral Fontcom or
Repealed?

Social Well-Being?
Affirmative..................383, 428, 456

Affirmative..............346,349, 386, 427
Negative...
.......385, 431, 458

Negative................344, 347, 383, 423
5 Ought the Universities of Oxford and

1 Is the Moderate Use of Alcoholic Drink
Cambridge to be thrown open as

Injurious ?
National Institutions for British

Affirmative ............230, 290, 344, 347
Subjects of all Religious Opinions ?

Negative................228. 288, 341, 346
Affirmative ........296, 356, 404, 410, 445

16 Is the Unanimity required in Juries
Negative ..........301, 389, 406, 414, 450

Conducive to the Attainment of Jus-
6 Was the British Government Justified

tice ?
in entering upon the Present War

Affirmative..................388, 427, 468
with Russia ?

Negative...... .........390, 428, 470
Affirmative ........183, 261, 293, 337, 418

14 Is the Use of Oaths for Civil Purposes
Negative ..........217, 261, 298, 379, 463

Right and Expedient?

Affirmative ............197, 226, 268, 342
RELIGION :-

Negative................194, 224, 200

.....194, 224, 266, 340
3 Can Christians, consistently with their

6 Is Secularism Consonant with the High-
Principles, render support to the

est Amount of Social Happiness?
British Stage?

Affirmative........ 191, 225, 270, 306, 347
Affirmative ...,128, 170, 211, 246, 287, 292

Negative .......... 106, 222, 268, 302, 342
Negative ......132, 173, 214, 217, 289, 294

5 Is Slavery, under any Circumstances,
2 Does the Divine Trinity of Father, Son,

Justifiable?
and Holy Spirit, exist in the Person

Affirmative ..

..............23, 58, 109, 176
of our Lord Jesus Christ?

Negative..................25, 00,

......25, 60, 113, 178
Affirmative ............263, 303, 343, 401

11 Ought Capital Punishments to be Abo-
Negative ..............267, 307, 347, 405

lished?
6 Do the Scriptures teach that the Punish-

Affirmative ................26, 58, 94, 180
ment of the Wicked will be Eternal ?

Negative..................24,57, 131, 178
Affirmative ............8, 46, 86, 128, 166

| 5 Ought Government to Prohibit the Sale
Negative .... .......11, 48, 49, 133, 170

of Intoxicating Drinks?
Affirmative..............

....340, 416, 458
2 Is Sectarianism Christian?
Affirmative ................

Negative....................345, 420, 464

4 Ought Transportation to be Abolished ?
"Negative ..................11, 42, 73, 76
4 Is the Baptism of Infants a Practice in

Affirmative..................344,388, 464
Harmony with the Scriptures ?

Negative....................347, 393, 468
Affirmative ........254, 292, 329, 371, 414

3 Would Communism Promote the Hap-
Negative ....... ...248, 289, 327, 367, 408

piness of Man ?
4 Is the Strict Observance of the Sabbath,

Affirmative ..24, 64, 103, 145, 187, 263, 268
as Enjoined in the Old Testament,

Negative ....20, 62, 100, 144, 186, 259, 265
incumbent upon Christians ?
Affirmative ...........

LITERATURE.
Negative ..................10

5 Lists of New Books on Educational, Lite-
1 Is War under every Circumstance Op-

rary, and Scientific Subjects..39, 77,
posed to Christianity?

157, 239, 279, 319, 399, 438
Affirmative ............7, 44, 76, 114, 154 6 Lists of New Books on Educational, Lite-
Negative .............. 9, 45, 78, 116, 156

rary, and Scientific Subjects 39, 119,
1 Ouvht the Church and State to be United ?

198, 278, 439
Affirmative ............200, 257, 312, 318

5 Literary Intelligence .. 40, 79, 119, 159,
Negative ..............202, 260, 316,319

200, 240, 280, 320, 360, 400, 439, 472
5 Which System is most in Accordance

6 Literary Intelligence .. 40, 80, 120, 160,
with the Scriptures and Productive

199, 239, 280, 319, 360, 400, 439
of Best Results, Episcopacy, Pres-
byterianism, or Congregationalism?

· MISCELLANEOUS PAPERS.
Episcopacy ........ 207, 246, 285, 326, 367
Presbyterianism ....210, 250, 288, 331, 375

5 Address by Sir E. B. Lytton .......... 118

3 Advice to Students ..
Congregationalism ..215, 253, 291, 336, 380

1 An Orator at a Debating Club .......

4 Books and Reading ..................
SOCIAL ECONOMY:-

1 Decline of Eloquence ......... .......
2 Have the Working Classes been Bene-

3 Education-its Province, and its In-
fited by Machinery ?

struments ........................ 389
Affirmative ............24, 51, 89, 130, 171 5 Exercises for the Meetings of Mutual
Negative ..............20, 48, 87, 128, 169

mprovement Societies ............396
2 Is it more Reasonable and Beneficial to

1 Gems of Thought .....
Subsist ou a Vegetable Diet than on

2 Gems of Thought 43, 112, 174, 235, 256,
one of Flesh and Vegetables ?

272, 287, 340
Affirmative ........206, 241, 279, 354, 379 3 Gems of Thought .. 27, 61, 91, 96, 138,
Negative ..........209, 244, 282, 357, 383

143, 217, 286 ,372 .407 418, 438, 456, 466

....Jo 18, 88,192

every

Improvement Societies

58 177.227