...prejudices against the use of January February, &c. and ot Sunday and Monday, &c. as the common named of the months of the year, and the days of the week. All his objections and expostulations, however, are lost in the warm encomium which he Bestows on them...

...But while he applauds and admires the excellence of their general character, and their morality, he will feel disposed to censure their objections to...common names of the months of the year, and the days of tlie week." THE METHODISTS are an increasing sect : their present place of public worship is situated...

...the erroneous view which was once held on the subject. You are all familiar with the origin of the names of the months of the year, and the days of the week, and I need not tell you that the Quakers consider that these heathenish appellations should not be...

...or nouns ; as, England, English, William. 5. The titles of books and the titles of persons. 6. The names of the months of the year, and the days of the week. 7. For the moat part, common nouns personified ; as, Truth. 8. Any very important word ; as, Revolution....

...Proper names, titles used with them, and words formed from them, (5) names of things personified, (6) names of the months of the year and the days of the week, (7) names of the Deity, (8) principal words in the titles of books, essays, etc. Write in capital letters...

...a capital every noun, adjective, and verb, in the titles of books and headings of chapters. 10. The names of the months of the year and the days of the week should begin with capitals. NOTE. — Use a small letter when in any doubt as to the propriety of using...

...Queen." 2. Write your name, this date, Canada, Ontario, Toronto, England, Ireland, Scotland, Wales, the names of the months of the year, and the days of the week. 3. Write five lines on any subject you choose. DRAWING. JUNIOR FOURTH BOOK. 1. Draw five views of an...

...3. The names of cities, states, post offices, and streets should begin with capital letters. 4. The names of the months of the year and the days of the week should begin with capital letters. 5. The words /and 0 should be capitals. 6. The first word of each...

...before <n, to rit. written as capitals. Examples.— A. IX for Aniui Domini, the year of our Lord. 12. The months of the year, and the days of the week. The names of the seasons, however, should 7iot generally be capitalized, viz., namely, and that is when...

...Proper names, tities used with them, and words formed from them, (5) names of things personified, (6) names of the months of the year and the days of the week, (7) names of the Deity, (8) principal words in the titles of books, essays, etc. Write in capital letters...