... of little comparative conse'v' as taking clearer, as well as a more genet ral, new of the great question. At the same time speak with diffidence upon a point disputable, ana: surrounded by so many difficulties, and perhaps w* should not have hazarded any ...

... hands three copies of the Turkish New Testament, translated by under the au' spices of the Bible Society. As he cotdd not speak English with sufficient ease address the meeting, had written address,, which was read by the Rev. Dr. inison, and produced ...

... to the following Description,— about Years of Age, feet or .5 inches high, dressed in a short Blue Jacket and Trowsers, and speaks the North Country Dialect. He was seen driving the Sheep through Barnardcastle, on Saturday Evening, the 13th of March, and ...

... in annual subscriptions. What shall say to these things ? It is the Lord's doing, and marvellous in our eyes. Mr. Corrie speaks of letter received from a Hindoo, in wliich he states, that he had been ill, but by the advice a Christian was restored to ...

... which he was to tiirow down, he for one should have no ejection to grant the Noble Lord the ComrnttSC which lie required. f speaking witli the •prejudice of nn English lawyer loving the Contution unon principles of law, and yet the same being as Wftttn friend ...

... from doing the the Country In 1752, there were 3 Millions e' ...

... to the following Description,— about 22 Years of Age, feet or inches high, dressed in short Blue Jacket and Trowsers, and speaks the North Country Dialect. w;us seen driving the Sheep through Barnardcastle, Saturday Evening, the 13th of March, and the ...

... —as best calculated in every I c ' lc privileges and blessings of the tbe °rld pure and vigorous . e was unused to public speaking and * ain them longer. Mr. Bickersteth, who friend, would inform them what was , dia, J assisted by Mr. Davies, from d **eath ...

... hoped that the length of his services would excuse his want cfLjipression. had little to say on the present but he ahculri speak from the deepest conviction. had .1 asked, what hud been gained through the of Mr. Pitt? There was a short answer which would ...

... Finances of the country now agitated in Parliament, though felt to be vital importance, are little attended to, comparatively speaking, out of Parliament and thc mercantile circles, and the decision will assuredly be received with a sort of awe and astonishment ...

... the last Session) and notwithstanding his indisposition, (of what kind we are, unfortunately, in the dark) was induced to speak for nearly two hours in support of his Friend's Amendment ; but for any effectual assistance he afforded, he might just well ...

... refuge in the borders first [ and Scotland. The Bill was read a Monday ordered reaa second time on against the new taxes. Speak -Alderman Wood wished to know from the a insttK £ ne sub ject had right to petition Hi» ,iTt *' rj -' while, in the shape of ...