... journalist, every open and every insidious enemy to monarchy and to Christianity., All these in their several stations write, speak, and act in favour of the Roman claims. Aud this alone ought to make those persons hesitate, who, under the influence of very ...

... confess that we have been too supine, that we have taken too much for granted ; have -r:rnnl from the cross; have feared to speak for our Lord lest we should excite the anger of some and the contempt of others. Let us gird on with rencwed carnestness the ...

... building ; -mfto be able to refer people to something they can read and tuink upon at their leisure. The system of which 1 speak is one t‘mt has been increasing for some years, both in extent and rapidity ; for it seems as if men now adopt the plan of ...

... ‘the Christian Church was the salvation of | Christianity ;' and thatof Dr. Waddington, Dean of Dur- | ] ham, who asserts, (speaking of the same period) that the | « Church was the instrument of heaven for the preserva- I tion of the religion.” From the ...

... GOOD MANNERNS. We know a young man, slow, sullen, heavy browed and ungracious, who, whenever you speak to him, answers as if it were an effort to be even decently civil, and who, moreover, seems to be quite content and even proud of his incivility. As ...

... Majesty is described as & very entertaining, though by no means comely persomage, of a dark bronze complexion, corpulent, and speaking only Arabic, unaccustomed to European manners, but determined to make the most, in the way of sight sceing, during his c ...

... character will not perjure themselves? It is a maxim without which society could not exist, that every man is to be presumed to speak the truth unless he is a notorious liar; and even then be is belicved unless his interest lies the other way. I may propose ...

... Brougham, in spite of all that’s past, Qur ten long years of almost weekly war, lot Punch hold out to you a friend!y hand, And speak what haply he had left unspoken, Ilad that sharp tongue lost none of its command, That nervous frame still kept its spring ...

... preserve us from error ? Oh, «f course, ‘in the living speaking voice of the Church!” And what does this mean? What can it mean practically but the priests? Well then, we appeal to this living, speaking, iufallible interpreter, and ask, is it part of ‘the ...

... other day, that, after a witness had been called to givea prisoner a good character, it was not&mper to admit a witness to speak to the general bad charatter of the prisoner, A gutta percha tube has been :lace'd in a colliery in Wales, having a'shaft 400 ...

... footing, and re-arranging it according to territorial divisions. 1 make these remarks upon my own responsibility alone. [ speak not for my colleagues in the direction, though I believe many of them agree with me. (* Hear, hear, from the directors). 1 ...

... clever and effective apparatus, the inveotion of Mr. Osman Giddy. An assuciation in Pimlico have taken the matter up, and speak confidently as to the superiority of the contrivance. The new machine is so ingeniously constructed as to suit the size and ...