... claims on the sym- patlies of their more favoured citizens. Ile proceeded to char- aeterise the mass of ungodliness whichi prevails in this city; and im.pressed in forcible terms upon his audience that they could not longer sit still, but must exert ...

... to the doctor to preach in so eligible a situation. He felt the more strongly upon this point, he observed, because the ungodly men of Greenoek had prevented him from pursuing his mission there,.and a magis- itrate in that town whom the Almighty would ...

... of the necessity of a cafl. WE again devote a portion of our space to a report of t the proceedings which took place in this city at the last monthly meeting of the Society of Inspectors of the b Poor-copied, wemnayadd, fioma cotemporary; forwe S scarcely ...

... whii'ch a haie liba 'connection w s'ih'. several 1lci, ees mn tlis our to Western,, Disbict, ,ingluding as heretofore. .our, own 'city; of E GlasgoY; 'Ahd I esliallehw ?? *i'W'ESTERN NOTICEs3 with a Paisley stoiy 'hlieh made a great iioise at the time It; when: ...