... decline in the rent. Mr. Henry Grattan wrote of America—praised New York, which has not an annual revenue of fifty-one millions pounds ;” but wisely said nothing of Pensylvannia, which repudiates its debts. Mr. Grattan waxed ppmerous, too, upon the occasion ...

... aad Jesus Christ whom thou has sent,’’ John xvii. 5. And again: These things are sreitfrn. that ve might believe that Jesus the Christ, the Sou of God, and believing that might have fife through His name,” John xi. 31. And again. SC Paul writes: —* Whatsoever ...

... after da up is generally laid to those who escape the immediate effect the explosion, iho three men saved are John hompsou, waggon ; 1 John Hall, hewer; and _ duals, putter.. These three i men were at the bottom of tbe shaft when the explosion 1 occurred ...

... anxious to got little time to herself amid pageant duties of royally, has contrived a plan of keeping her intrusive subjects at arms-length.roore efficient than cordons of troops. By hold ng the high seas from Woolwich to Dundee, hurrying through the latter ...

... association should returned to Mr. Grattan for his munificient contribution, and that his letter should inserted the minutes. The hon. gentleman concluded paying an eulogium to the virtues and talents ot the (»reat Henry Grattan.” Motion carried. Mr. Maurice ...

... nation and virtuous people. It is perfectly arguments that may used to solve hi* objection* ; and' tray, Mr. O’ConneU, and H. Grattan subsequent'y al that things cannot remain as they ara; there must whatever the result may be, the discussion of these obj ...