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... jt libatrpoot 4fltrctir. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 29, 1828. THE MENISTERIAL EXPLANATIONS, as they are whirfs1- cally called, axe drawing to a close; and the finale Will catty called, are drawing to a close ; ano.mu- lprobahly resemble the last chapter of one of our popular novels, which is entitled 1The Conelusi~in, in which nothing is concluded. We have in our time had 1WalTh cheren ...
... THE BELFAST NEWS-LSTTER. iFRIDAY-FEI'RU.lAY 29. ADDRESS TO PROTESTrANTS. W~e are no alarmists. Wl'e woild nlot withoit cause even attempt to disturb tire caieless traiin pility of the public mind, but our conduct is sanctioned by the prudential principles of ordinary action, vhen we imperatively call upon Protestants to make one great constitutional effort in support of their political as- ...
... \ . CONSTANTINOrLE, JAS. 12o.-Even tthe least hiforn- eed are aware, the t all Musselmen naturally hate the Ir-I t fidels, and that tiie Infidels on their side are the enemiesI of the Musselme, ; that Russia abo've all has a particlei c lar hatred of Islamism, and that she is the chief enemy of the Subline Porte. For fifty or sixty years anx'Tiots _ (jalkiise) to put into execution her gulty ...
... THIE REFORMATION. It is truly exhileratlng to behold the lively interest which Protestants of all denominations, at this moment, take in the.progress of the Reformation; and though it must with grief and pain be confessed, that saes, either despairing of success, or, perhaps, little alive to the signs of the times, who ought to be at their posts, either stand aloof or remain entrenched upois ...
... I .IMPERIAL PARLIAMkNr OF GRE4T BRITAIN AND IRELAND. HOUSE OF LORDS-THuR8DAYFEB. 28. TEST AND CORPORATION ACTS. Lord DiCRES presented Petitions, praying for the Repeat 0 of the Test and Corporation Acts, from various Congrega- d ajoas of Protestant Dissentps, at Harold, Bedfordshire ; Bow- ie bricken and Olney, Bucks; Keaningball, Norfolk; Go port, H Hants; Ware, Sawbridgewaortb, Hitcbin and ...
... FALL OF THE IRON ROOF , ~~~~~~AND DESTRUCTION OF THE BRUVSWICK THK,4TRE, ATTENDED BY THE LOSS OF MANY EUMAN LIVES. The shocking catastrophe, the particulars of which it is our painful duty to lay before the public, is an event which has Fbeen so extensively fatal in its consequences, that it cannot but excite general horror throughout the county. It is in fact one of thc most calamitous and ...
... iCortroijonlce. ro. - - jo, HUMAN AND MECHANICAL CHIMNEY SWEEPS. ed,0 0n. Any person who will take the trouble to converse with master oe chimney-sweeps, will soon discover that they are, according to to the vulgar saying. 1 very cold shouldered towards the ma- do chines for superseding the use of boys in sweeping chimneys; Ss and the reason is very obvious. The machine is attended with air ...
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... ORIGIN OF DEAN SWIFT'S MEDITATIONS UPON A BR1OOmSTIC. Swift w as In the habit of going to visit Lady Berkeley, his potron's consult. She w*as a great admirer of ' Boyle's i'ions Mieditations,' and used oftell to reqgust thc Dean to reaid aloud seine portion roim thim. Such occupation, howv- ever, seas too little congenial with the Destrs burour, and sooix he restlved to rLevenge himseli ulpon ...
... I MONAGIIAN REFORMATION MEETING. biti - Ou Tuesday 26th inist. a rnietilig of a branch of t6t ase British Reformation Society was held in the Monaghat red Cotfrt House. Thc iiterest which its anneuncemetit tii- had excited among all clasies was intense, andi a crowd- the 'ed assemblage from il parts otf tile country was tile the couisequence. A more respectaiblc meeting, we believe nd has ...
... rol? THE PXv FASf NEIVS LETTETa. 1. PLOtbGIFING. Tile Firming Societies of Blaris and IHillstlorolugl; csta- blished il IS15 & under the patronage of the Malquis of Downlshior, having, with a view to extend thleir sphere of u'efinlnesS, formed themselves into one body, to be denomli- alted T Klwaevarlisn FJsivy Society,' beld their l3th in- o oat meeting onl Thu 'lrday the 21st inst. on11 a ...
... HOUSE OF COMMONS-FRIDAY, FEB. 22. Mr. f Bl OtUGHAM adjourned the further debate onl the Courts of Law from Moilday to Frlday. AitMY ESTIMATES. i Lord PALMEIRSTON moved tile Army Estimates for six moniths-namely, for the maintenance of 91,600 men e for that time; llis LiIrdship observing that this iliisCItioir of the number of mcil jiow proposed ini tie Mutiny Bill would not preclude any ...