... Atheistical Objections are staced and filly answered; with a comparative view of'ATHEISM and CHRISTIANITY. I he Creation of- Heaven and Angels. -nf the Earth and Man, &c &c.. CCHARACI ER of JESUS CHRISTtheMEDIATOR -He is the IRUR and PERFECT GOD-i he Covenant ...

... per oct duty paid; fifty ditto, ex Albert, the port. realised 53s to 545, g the finest vet imported; fifty ditto ex Hendrik Hudson, from New York. sold at 44s to 45r; thirty kegs of an tongues, ex Gladiator. from New York. sold by the keg. in bond, at 20 ...

... bers up, all talking at the top pitch of their tongues.) HUDSON—Why, Sir, yesterday four or five of the majority here were allowed to debate this; and now, are none of the minority to be allowed to reply? (Cries of' Oh, no, that. won't do, and great ...

... members up, all talking at the top pitch of their toupee!) Hudson: Why, sir, yesterday, four or flee of the majority here allowed to debate this; and now, are none of the minority to be allowed to reply—(cries of Oh no, that won't do: and great excitement) ...

... promoted in the 57th Foot. 50th Foot—Lieut.-Gen. Sir John Gardiner, K.C.8., from 61st Foot, to be Colonel, vice Lieut.-Gen. Sir Hudson Lowe, K.C.8., deceased. 61st Foot—Major-Gcnoral Sir Joromiah Dickson, K.C.B. to bo Colonel, vice Sir John Gardiner, K.C.B ...

... members up, all talking at the ton pitch of their tongues?) Hudson —Why, sir, yesterday four or five of the majority were allowed to debate this; and now, arc none of the minority to allowed to reply? (Cries of oh, no, that won't do,” and great excitement ...

... remainder of the year. We cannot withhold our opinion that efforts so great and disinterested for an object which all must allow to be good and necemary, •the suppression of intemperance, deserve success, and that the duty of the public is at least to ...

... fountains of the great deep broken up, and tne windows of heaven were opened.” (Gen. vii. H.) _TJ breaking of the fountains of the great deep, as distinguished from the opening of the windows of heaven, either has no meaning, or must taken to express the breaking ...

... great deep brolken up, and the win- s dows of heaven were opened. ((len. vii. I1.) The 1 ., breaking up of the fountains (of the great deep, as distin- a guished from the opening of the windows oif heaven, either t has no meaning, or must be taken to ...

... After the previous minutes in the ease were read, showing the points on which a proof in alleviation and exculpation would allowed, Mr. R. M'Gown Lindsay, teacher, was sworn, and examined Mr. Holmes—Witness has been manager in Mr. Nisbei'sehurch for six ...

... the public of Paisley; and 1 have also to assure him that carries with him the land of his adoption our warmest aspirations heaven for long life health, and Japp nes. to him. (Great cheering.) The Chairman th«t. before concluding, he had been asked prewnt ...

... Stoddart, 1.75 a-year each; Maddle. Augusta Emma d’Este, L 500 a-year; and Clara Maria Susanna Lowe, daughter of the late Sir Hudson Lowe, L.50 a year; making in all L.1200 More Candidates than Electors. —No less than fifty seven candidates have made application ...