... peace was strengthened the next sentence “ I will arise and go to Father, and will say unto him, Father, I have sinned against heaven and in thy sight and tun no more worthy to be called thy son.” And then being exhorted to humbly acknowledge and confess our ...

... support its principles, or otherwise, if your conscience will not allow you to comply with ray request, you must quit the farm which you hold of me; because my conscience also forbids me to allow you to make use of the advantages which you derive from your ...

... they find God their delight, and hereafter dwell with him for ever in a ‘*llollB6 not made with hands, but one eternal in the Heaven*,” and there through eternity enjoy the presence the Lamb. Tho church had be.-u thoroughly r- stored c of £l,OOO, and of that ...

... “That the deceased died from natural causes, from disease of the lungs and heart. On the suggestion of the foreman, the 12s allowed for the jury was given towards the Lancashire Distress Fond. Mr Mandcville, the landlord, kindly added Cs. and the jury made ...

... abated for a while but shortly after returned with increased force and violence. From eleven o'clock till two the entire heavens seemed to be one mass of blaze and light, so incessant and vivid was the lightning, making distinct the most distant points ...

... towards Thomas Pater. . Henry Brown was fined Is. and 17s. costs for allowing a donkey to be an obstruction on the footpath «t Kingswood, on the 9tb of October, William il*oa, for allowing a cow to stray at Charlwood, was fined 2s. fid. and 14s. costs, and ...

... have allowed, and recommend the Court to order payment of the same. •• We have also examined the county treasurer’s estimate of receipts and expenditure for the ensuing quarter, which estimate a copy appended hereto, if the Court pleased to allow the proposed ...

... hear). Wherever tho | good old English church had been planted in the colonies (God had blessed it abundantly. Time would not allow M. to go into a dotailed account of the work the society hid | accomplished, but he wished to iy it did not act in rivalry ...

... THE GRAND JURY : The Hon. FRANCIs ScoTT, Foréman. The Hon. E. B. Wrottesley, T. H. Clarke Terry, Esq., Sir Henry Watson, R. Hudson, Esq., sir Francis Hicks, John Mews, Esq., E. H. L. Penthyn, Esq., G. F. Whiteley, Esq., J. Bradshaw, Esq., J. R. Hall, Esq ...

... taking piece the large artery horse, plugging up one end, tilling the artery with water, and then by stretching it and j allowing it to contract, much in the same way it does when the heart is pumping the blood through it. the temperature of the water ...

... Finance Committee, and he thought the sums allowed were reasonable, but he considered a guinea a day should be allowed the returning ofticer for refreshments ({nr hear). ‘Ald. WATERLOW defended the sums allowed by the committee, and in reference to the ...

... ’lmmtjnm of Shakspeare,” which she did very | effectively. | 2 A oofi!er, named Hudson, twonz-g:e m , is in for the murder w \a.m., noumld. He had agreed before the \m‘u tomlumfiumnd allow her Bs. a week, but as she-was mflw washing on rwl@kbww-fld’ her to death ...