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... 2Trra»urg. How sweetly and solemnly does everything around us speak to our hearts of Jesus, and of the strong and everlasting consolation that is in him There is scarce an object in Nature round us which the Holy Ghost has not taught to lisp his name ...
... on tho i8th ultimo, John Lunlop to Mrs Nancy They were accompanied to church about one thousand people with arums, horns, speaking trumpets, die Was the tilth marriage lor the bride, aud fourth lor the gay Lothario. '* united amounted to hundred and years ...
... the grand doctrine of the real presence,—a doctrine too much forgotten amongst ns. I speak not of the parody which the church of Rome has substituted for it, I speak of a living spiritual, but most real presence of Jesus Christ, —a presence of which the ...
... country. bis Louis Philippe speaks with much ease as he does French. Arriving at the English said to his attendants, Now I will try my English. '* had a long chat with the English captain, who declared afterwards that wished could speak English as well the King ...
... the old world's wealth and power, And it winds its way to their weary hearts the hush of the dreamy hour. To the young it speaks of their future springs, With the breezes blythe and bland ; But it tells the aged of better things In the far unfading land ...
... most vociferous advocates of popular rights, can only be paralleled by the absurdity of others, who, without ever hearing him speak, subscribed the petition for Mr Martin’s presentation. ...
... “But we call the attention of our readers to the litter spirit in which this correspondent of the Scotch paper writes when speaking of the Intrusionists, at the very moment he affects to rejoice at the union of all Christians or denominations! He says, ...
... lie learned speak Greek English, lie was looked upon a fearful creature. His neighbours a - tuallv believed that there were spirits within Inin, each one ol which spoke a different language. Now, rejoiced to say, there were many who could speak as well lie ...
... charges. Lord Campbell ion is postponed, learned Lord, tnrui Brougham), the petit them—accuses them their duties. The Lord Chas speaks in such a (A laugh.) Lord Campbet.l ought to have an op] appointment gave ui and the house rose. ...
... thing, the open and advised speaking of which, and of which alone, is prohibited. The bill of the Government does not prohibit the open and advised speaking of anything which any reasonable or good man can possibly wish to speak, or to hear spoken. At this ...
... humbug, and fourteen or fifteen nondescripts. The ...
... —a gentleman whom I never yet saw, or heard speak, without fancying that in his person we had a lac simile of Dominie Sampson. The next speaker was Sir George Grey. Being an English member, his rising to speak on the Scotch Church question excited great ...