... . Wc arc speaking to you of evils which arc known to you, which are committed before the eyes of every one—which cause our common tears to fall, and which consequently demand our common efforts, to correct, to oppose, and extirpate. We speak to you of ...

... conclude that his army is upon them; they break up instantly, and each man consults his safety in flight In his last despatch, speaking of their abandonment of Selimno, he says—“ Ine terror the enemy is so great tliat he has not courage to moke any considerable ...

... his motives for bringing here, when he addressed me. 1 knew it was point « ...

... 1011, I made dgas inrhniistioa, and both bp my gesture* and looks implored Ms ■Strep. He surveyed for an instant without speaking, then quitted his bold, and stooping down took up my remaining pin- which be discharged in the Sir. I anw, bp the qgiok glances ...

... Prophetic and highly figurative passages, capable of an interpretation, far more agreeable the analogy of faith. Scripture plainly speaks of another, second advent of the Son of God, but identifies it with the awful note of the last trump, when the dead shall ...

... devolved upon me, in preparing them in a short time for another, and I hope, better world, 1 did not find it necessary to speak to them at any considerable length on the obligation of dying in peace with ail men.. .’.The Lord imparted to them at the moment ...

... 1 am aware write strongly ; hut, Sir, the impartial administration of the 1., v requires that the present moment / should speak out. 1 have the honour be, Sir, Your obedient humble servant, JOHN SPAIN, C. R- Cmrisokanc, Sept I. 1829. Ordination at Po ...

... whether carried on from India or from England with the Chinese empire, baa been comparitively resignfcxnl, m no degree worth speaking propreseive. According retarns printed order Parliament, the trade of the company, from Indian dominions to China and hack ...

... lor .'lk; Laity -o out, jw>» b it as friends,- examine it lud burtfol, and it .••■-■uid prove ad'untn inis to her intriV'i.; speak l i-eti'ion the v >ro the subject (bear, n-ut aaphuiM-l. 1 Uaic L. «»i toll lJi.it this i r.icevdiig will divert lu Uadi rii ...

... 1 must parish, when you an Hestwak Mabend, and painted upwards. No!” said he, « Watohthapnsa leans, m>d walk with lhawiad. Speak But when 1 am ia tbe Spirit World, oautr maxslh this * * * x ' .fj •. 'V - I stood aghast, ioAPeelf Ale to brtathe , while-the ...

... speech recently delivered by Mr. Saule*, at Hull, in which he ably exposes the fallacy of the Free Trade, or, more properly speaking, the anti-commercial system, forced upon the country by political theorists, and under which the operative classes, especially ...

... rumour t'.mt the Ministry, ©r rather tie Slinister, intends return forthwith Bank restriction and the smuil-Bole.s' Those who speak confidently of this being intention are generally well-informed publie ipuestions, and are not consulted us the effect of some ...