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... 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 ...
... attending on thast ocecs- ra slbOe, more especially on account of the interest he had alwaye noe taken In the progress of the so~city. The Scripture Readerse do ?? was one which he (the Chairman) bad always felt a P ,pride in supporting. It was most important ...
... nullity-u-here the souls of the righteous were in per- fect peace, undisturbed by jarring controversy and the dissensions of ungodly Inen. In viewing the state of tile United Church, his lordship said, that although in ttls country, exposed to the unscrupulous ...
... The bishops and clergy were hound in their ordina. tion vows not to cease their efforts till they had no place left for ungodliness, and to make known the truth to all that were under their charge. They bad no business to recognise any Popish priest that ...
... frigates. How feeble do the efforts of France in 1798 seem compared with what she has done in 1854 ! THE IMISSING CITY OF GLASGOW. The city of Glasgow was built on the Clyde in 1850. She was 1087 tons burthen, and worked bya screw and engines of 350 horse ...
... various pieces end choruses, in oiiibination with the voices, far surpass anything of the ddnd heard out of the principal cities and towns in the 'provinces. The trio in The Heavens are Telling was 'taken by members of the choir of Saint John's, and ...
... still the internal arrangements are the same and as commodious as if it had been designed for the less humble inhabitants of a city. The length of the nave is 68 feet by 22 feet in width, the chancel is 19 feet in width by 29 feet in length, and the aisles ...
... f'V patronized, will run from London to this city and Bath, return- 1 ing again on Tuesday. To-morrow (Suanday) an excursion pi train from Stroud, Brimecombe, CIrencester, and Swindon, will arrive in this city, returning the same evsclcg. It is due to t ...
... lordship were able to sub- cc stantiate any one of them. Exaggerated and inflammatoryO language-garbled quotations-appeals to ungodly and unbe- ti lieving prejudices-the fearless bringing of railing accusations 55 -the adoption and use of nicknames, you will ...
... storming of the city, the roar in the midstt of the crowded streets, the setting up of their banners for 1: tokens, the ravages of the army-fire and sword, axes and t hammers plying the work of destruction-the desolation of 0 the city and the profanation ...
... bitt tee have to express those prieciples with direct reference to the abuse and to tiso corrup tions of that u-trolls by ungodly muon. (Hear, bear.) And as the lo church of Romiet has corrspteul anti abused the truth of of God, iand still calls her rorruptien ...
... missionary character of the Church, and to remember that it was the duty of every one to sustain the light of the world, of the city on the hill which was not to be hid before those men who Were in darkness, and to see that that light should be devoted to ...