... Waterhouse has not come. The vessel has left ns, and now sailing for Vewa. I believe our goods have all safely arrived, but cannot speak with certainty. are all tolerably well. I am, your* affectionately, John Mat. verm. P.B. May I trouble you send line friends ...

... ao that far were concerned woo no new thing, but merely putting it more permanent footing Mr. tsCNMBi. just the point of speaking of what Mr. mentioned, end glad that tire privilege waa now to attended to the country ministers whom Ihe res oeiyuifa perhaps ...

... Mouut, nor in vision as to John; but God now spake to His people by His servants, the ministers of the gospel, and God would speak there by one whom bad called, and who had not disobeyed Hie call—a man well qualified by his rare gifts and Christian attainments ...

... peln. Suffering is an excellent preacher, sent immediately from heaven, speak aloud in the name of God to the heart, mind and conscience, and has saved many soul, when, humanly speaking, nothing else could. If it was not for pain, 1 should spend leas time ...

... the benches where strangers are admitted, well as the standing-place behind, were crowded with spectators. Comparatively speaking, there were not many English—at least, not many might have been expected owing to the peculiarity of the case. The examination ...

... or filled by a more resolute envoy of the Crown. In diplomacy, to fail In attaining any just and proper object, when a man speaks in the name of England, ought to be an unpardonable offence. Meanwhile, however, we continue to receive fresh evidence of ...

... humiliating treatment which we are suffering for having ooDfeseedthattbera is butooe Mediator between God aod wen I My dear, you speak to of gnee being looked 1 tor-, bat permit me to tell you that tb#;great greca wo have already received, when the conjogal ...

... „ ,he ..temp, on the basis of universal suffrage, for Hie ° grea ,U t I' achemc pursued, the consequence, will I’nwcrs, speaking far mote guarded and reservi d , ppcugueae Guvcrnroenl the language, conleiil tbemaclvca with bare reMgm-| be sen , , , ...

... approving Savi| our. And in all bis future endeavours to destroy you, meet him in the same manner, according to the Apostle, who speaking of the Tempter, says, M \t horn resist, steadfast the faith.—Zion's ihrmii. ...

... Africa itself country to despised; hut it cannot an with Him who My«—The kingdom of God coraeth not with olwerralnin. and who speaks nf this very country as de-tmed to stretch out her bends to God. and lo carry her suns and I daughters in her arms and on ...

... In- labours may I atructed forthwith oollaot from the subacrlhera the first Inatal- many Inataimee, the foundation, humanly speaking, of the I Bant of eoniributlons. The sum thus race!veil, including *» ole work. tV ilheut theta nothing enn dona; and, of ...

... date of this toy's reign from circumstance mentioned to Lord Plunket concerning the Duke of Wellington, who, at the lime I speaking of, was one of the aide-de-. ,mips the Lord Lieutenant Irel land, and the year 1790, according Lord Plnnkei's account, i ...