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... the past —he speaks of twelve centuries of wrong, he situ a great Crimina before the world ; and with vont that were enough to awaken the dead, he cries aloud for vengeance. The other has • more immediate napect to the 1 future—be speaks of a silent but ...
... districts are cheering, potatoes being still very favourably spoken of, while those arriving to our market are, I generally speaking, excellent in and quality, thus proving that they are keeping well. iwo Irishmen were last week senteneftl - in Rhode ...
... constituency declared for Pietism and Whiggery by a large majority. A member repremmting each of these prin. oiples (if we may se speak) was returned is opposition to a Prenestiosist mad I 'foot Englander Algorism F. Andover W. CAWS .. 4.41. 11. — Lord CAI ...
... time 823 Teachers in the Scriptural Education of 33,169 Pupils, Fifty Ini-e , tnrs and Scripture Readers, and Three Irish Speaking Clergymen. CHURCH EDUCATION SOCIETY FOR IRELAND. The Members and Friends of the Society are hereby respeetfolly informed ...
... lower which work' on-ern. The Jesults are that power. They pull the octet strings, and the POW ripens wide Ida wool h, and speaks a, tin y ; and in' is .41,4 so ready to weep. or cough, or 'lane, or Play the fool, or the tyrant, or anything eiw•, whenever ...
... nine there all together A clergyman saw sin all together there, and two approaching, on another day. And another eye.witness speaks of sin waiting together et the chapel yard. Now, is it easy to calculate what the gross slumber must be on each of I those ...
... realm. If we speak of her temporal bigwigs, need we admilate the mori. ionboesswed ea be. preieMe sad beeelsre, them abnedeetly, set way with Ills, bat with the rhea* of human cif awn enjoy It as they ought)—the Worm dein good. If we speak him spiritual ...
... that sons', they always were his I another point of view, speaks of his own dear p those who are now witnesses fur him in this world—th arc the bright and shining 011,4 in the family of speaks of Ilion as in their natural condition wrath—their whole practise ...
... subjoined are the statements of the local journals The N o r-Mer e Whig's statement, which is as follows, may be taken as speaking for all I. Inter A large quantity of rain has fallen since Saturday; and during all the night of Sunday, and the greater ...
... much persoual interest in their property as he does. There Is a degree of cleanliness and comfort throughout his estate which speaks more than word* could do of the care taken of the tenantry. Lord Palmerstou's property adjoins Sir Robert's. and he, too, ...
... are entertained to well-informed quartet , as to the correctness of the intelligence this despatch communicates. Generally speaking, the telegraphic despatches from Strasburg have no very high reputation for the authenticity of the new. they transmit. FURNISHED ...
... LONDON CORN EXCIIANGE—Fron., Comparatively speaking, the arrival. of Engl..h w h e at up to Our market this week lisle been souwwhat en-3,1d40 .jr,, at least three.fourth• of the supply is of the prooent >ear'. groatli, and In excellent condition. By ...