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... controversy. But though in speaking of the Church they wore entitled to claim for her doctrines all that respect to which the scriptural firmness of her basis case her it right. the Mae was different when they ratan to speak of her Ministers themselves ...
... A Musical Prodigy. Letters from Naples speak of the great enthusiasm excited by the appearance there of an artiste of extraordinary merit, called Favcnte. To a person of the greatest beauty she said to unite voice of an extent scarcely ever know n, enabling ...
... A Distracted Tory Journalist— The Stockport Advertiser of last week, in speaking of the division on the Factory Bill, with much simplicity confesses its utter inability to take either the one side or the other on the short-time question, in the following ...
... South Lancashire Election.—Th \ each of Ihe candidates speak with '\} confidence of the return of their man > c \ oi*0 jj' is little doubt that the contest will Meanwhile we are fclad to perceive M better spirit existing among many cC3 . lJ g has been ...
... ment they were meeting and speaking upon it, the hundreds, he might say thousands, of o»r ? was the case; and it was remove this evil from among us, to take away this reproach, this crying sin, that assembled that evening. Why should .1 not be removed ...
... WORSDELL'S | PILLS, BY JOHN KAYE. “FACTS SPEAK FOR THEMSELVES.” IMPORTANT TFSTIMONIALS, D> MONSTRATIVE of the surprising efficacy of WORSDELL’S VEGETABLE RESTORA- TIVE PILLS, which are proved by innumerable facts to be the best Family Medicine ever brought ...
... THE BOLTON CHRONICLE. and have as much right to speak Mr. Gaskell or any other man. The Coroner—Mr. is a professional gentle* roan, and stteods here on the behalf of certain individuals, yet does not interfere with ihe evidence as you do; you (Mr. FlitcroftJ ...
... William Tell. A letter from speaks of a literary discovery connected with William Tell. The existence of this personage, which has hitherto appeared oaoiu'-uiythological, has from this discovery become an historical fact. A copy of Latin verses, written ...
... ANTED immmediatelv, an active, ex- Derienced NG MAN, assistant in ...
... The weathert which for some time past, has been changeable, ami, generally speaking, meana suitable for the harvest, which has now pretty generally commenced, has at length taken with Haltering indications of favourable continuance. The grain crops, with ...
... th« others were so far that it would bo idle speak of order in wli cb th*-y l tba wiooiufi chair. There are n-*t two ooii-ions as to the pier, it wa ...
... FINESMNG tiOVZIi,N hb6. A PROTESTANT GERMAN LADY, who speaks elegantly El German and French, and is a tirst-rate Musician, wishes fora DAILY ENGAGEMENT or PRIVATE LESSONS to teach the German. French, and Italian Languages, Music in the new German style ...