... chapel accommodation, or religious observance, 11 1 anything like so bad as the cities of the Continent. (Hear, hear.) Berlin, lam sure, is very much worse off than any town or city in England ; and it may be doubted even if the United States itself presents ...

... Sunday and free-day schools are situated’ int the of the thick poor population of onr cities, large towns, and villages; and great numbers of the children have ungodly parents, and too many have drunken relatives, and thus are continually brought within ...

... execute judgment upon all, and convince all that are ungodly among them of all their ungodly deeds which they have ungodly committed, and of all their hard speeches—impious speeches— which ungodly sinners have spoken against him. This remarkable prediction ...

... those degraded cities of one of which we know the Lord had said had there been but ten righteous in it, he would not destroy for their sakes.” But now the day of warning and of hope is past, no preacher’s voice is heard within the cities of the plain.— ...

... to contemplate in the awful fascinations of on ungodly world keeping back, and hindering us in the race that is set before us, and we find that even when the man of God was warned and brought out of the city. tie lingered, and not only so, but needed to ...

... THE WAY TO EXCAVATE. IT is with very great pleasure we occasionally dip into the pages of the London City Mission Mag a . sine, and we cannot but now and again give our readers a share of the delight we ourselves enjoy. This time, one of themselves has ...

... altogether, but was content to leave the city of London tho bill and its autbor, if so doing could save the rest of the country. The Bishop of Oxford is rather t ...

... has a reference to tho glories of the Holy City as described the two last chapters of the book of Revelation. There is something very beautiful in the description given of the New Jerusalem. In the Holy City the tossings of the sea are away —the noisomeness ...

... form of pestilence, and clearly establishes the truth that godliness has the promise ofthe life that now is, while the ungodliness which consists in the practical denial of the Creator's physical laws is as certainly followed 'the pestilence that noonday ...

... can picture no worse punishment than the description of a victorious army allowed its full sway—a city euffering whilst its mourners are going about—a city given up to victorious and inflamed soldiers, maddened with re- venge; then, again, we have the rise ...

... these extend their labours to Berlin and other cities in North Germany. They have the Rev. Dr. Philip, and the Rev. R. 0. Brown at Alexandria; and, in Algeria, the Rev. B. Weiss. whose residence is in the city of Algiers, but who extends his labours to Medea ...

... of war.—Jeremiah iv., 19. The rev. gentleman said, the Christian was affected by things in a different manner to the ungodly. The ungodly deeply deplored war on account of heavy taxation, depression in trade, and the general inconvenience felt in commercial ...