... 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 ...

... Four-year. olds fist. 61b.-I'ive-year olds, 8st. 121b.-Six st and bd 9st. Two ?? allowed Sib. s Mr Farquharson's br. h. Figaro, by Haphazard, 5 years e old; - Mr Hudson's b. h. Sir Henry, by Comus, 5 years old. Sir David Moncrielfe's b. c¢ Strathern, ...

... collsequence of appiieations from several 13 Share'ldders nt a distanve, the Directors have re. Kolred to EXTEND the TIME ALLOWED for SIGNING the CONTRACTS to the 14th of January ?? Deeds will therefore lie for signriturl at the fltice of the Secretory ...

... Tranqfer ne Shtres will be received from and after the 16th dav of Januarv next. Interest at the rate of four per cent. vill be allowed in ternmff of the Companj's Act of Incorporation. JOHIN STEWART, Chairman. W. JOHNSTON, Secretary. Banltgate, 29:h Dec., 1846 ...

... be deposited in one of the Chartered Banks. Interest at the rate of Fiee per Cent. per annum, payable half-yearly, will be allowed on all Sates deposited after this date, for not less than Six MHonths certain, and repayable at Three Months' notice. D. M'LAREN ...

... world, it is n, tihe histo rv of earth and heaven, where not a spot is jtn8. t is not heroic or sacre;l. consecrated or menmorable ( .- ?? is not the cavr- of Prophets: not a valley which r.fc ?? of heaven-anointed king s;: rot a monontain that t=oilnitamn ...