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That distinguished Inrist, Sir William Joaes after having made hinls'h familiar with some twenty different Languages, and with the general circle of literature ant science, made the following memo raadum iiie closing leaf of his Bible, ia which he was, from childhood, deeply interested:

 l have carefully aud regularly pertssd these Holy Scriptures, andaui Of opinion that t,e yonie independently oi its diyiue origin, contains more suhhnity, pursr morality, moro important history, aud fner strains of eloquence, than can be eoiee- ted from all other books, In whatever language they may have heeu written

 The subIoned extract from bttls volume en- titled "life in Earnest tells something of the eary eayeer of this eminent n.aa. he wae qoc6 from proper study of the 'book of books uad qtest from his own industry qua application

 Long ago, little boy was entered a, fiIirtoa School lie was put into class beyond his years and where all the scholars mad ts adysBtses, Q { previous instruction GeIIed fo hisn. His masie enid him for his dulinesS, and all his own effort { could DO, raise him from the lowest place on tn form. Bat nothing daa aied. h. procured tbs gram mers aAd otler ssenle stay eooks aiSn hts class fellows had gone through in previous terms fl devoted the hours Of play, and rot iew of ih hours of sleep, to the mastering sf these til ia few weeks he gradually began ia rsse, and it "a not long tll he ssoi far ahead of all hs

 and became not only leader Of thai divisica bu th pride of Harrow. YeH nay see he statute of ths boy whose career began with this fit of sHsfKs;i application, in St Psai's Cathedral. fos he lived

 be the greatest Oriental scholar of modern Europ lit was Sit William Jones,