... Whatl expect . jC c, or any of its concomitants, when the real rulers of jlu* country can each likes best with bis own,’ and while each individual landlord may emulate the conduct of Rev. Doctor the Establishment, in dooming to utter ilf'tructiott entire village, even in this enlightened age, localise the inhabiunts happened to ptpfess that faith, founded * the rock of ages,* and clung to it ...

... Night of the new, original, and highlysuccessful Comedy of ' E L()V E- CHASE, Written by J. S. Knowles ; must withdrawn after this evening, as its first rctation failed obtaining attendance commensurate the extra expense necessary pay the author for his Emission perform the most elegant, poetical, and perfoot Cornell) that lias adorned since the days of TVESDA Avor. 1837. THE LOVE-CU/SE. Mrs. ...

... l*e also attributed, the improvement and general tranquillity that country, and the diminution of the character and number of outrage# Uicre.whicb,—although, I am aware certain persons affect deny it, —is susceptible of the most proof, from dry returns and statements, and the authority of documents, f Cheers.) Well, though is true, that the tranquillity of Ireland has increased, largely ...

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... The Summer Show of Fruits, Flowers, and Vegetables, of this most excellent and useful Institution, was held yesterday, in the Assembly-room of the Commercial liuildings. The junction of the two Societies (tlic Belfast and Ulster), tended, of coarse, to lnerea:e the number of competitors; as, we have no doubt, it will enhance the benefits which the public must derive from valuable an ...

... of the neighbouring Sabbath Schools. The test was selected from Genesis xvii. that Ishmael might live before tbec, —from which the feelings of Christian parent towards his chilhen were simply, yet impressively exhibited, in the death 1 he would wish them shun, and the life he would wish them to lead. The number of schools which attended was twenty-two, and the number of children above 1,800, ...

... of other uufavourable circumstances, which exist In Westminster, at this time, and may exist there, or elsewhere, have no such grounds for congratulation. It appears pretty certain, that there was not cordial drawing together among the Whigs and Radicals, in Westminster; and, understand, that some of the former do not mean Westminster alone) arc liberal with their condemnation of the latter, ...

... of rescu.*, which can think of; and, unfortunately, too many of the avowed friends of liberal measures are averse to that simple remedy. They call upon the electors to making sacrifices, rather than extend to them that shield of secrecy and security, which every gentleman thinks necessary to his own convenience and protection in his club-room. The poor man must needs peril his little all, ...

... Thursday, July 6., The Synod opened seven o’clock. Mr. nought forward series of’ resolutions on the subject of the Home Mission. The result was, that the number of Scripture readers is to be reduced ; the accounts arc be published at greater length; and means are used, more efficiently to procure funds for the pressing wants of the Mission. CHfBCH SCOTLAND. , The minute of the confirmed ...

... ten o’clock. . e-t will seen, that the preceding evidence was confined to the implication of parties not custody. think it necessary, therefore, append the depositions Ujion the inquest held on the body the unfortunate Carr, which took place Saturday, the llth inst., before John C. Cottingham. Esq., the Coroner of the County. Thomas Daly sworn, before said Coroner—Thomas Daly deposed, that ...

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