... moral and physical wretchedness of vast compact masses of the population in our over-grown cities, such as London, Edinburgh, Liverpool, and Glasgow. Tbe press, tbe city missionary, and the periodic ootbursting of atroeiona and revolting crime etartled end ...

... MISSIONARY CHRONICLE, |nrtlt itt Srtlimlt. SEPTEMBER, 18 54. GOD’S JUDGMENTS IN THE EAKTH. lt Shall there be evil in a city, and the Lord hath not done it ?” Amos iii. 6. When thy judgments are in the earth, the inhabitants of the world will learn ri ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... ould not Tae or tax or ch ; and sure to tell apon the Corporation at some tim nave es- and we seea inful instance of it in the City C which is on point of breaking to pieces from eased to it has so freely indulged in for such a number o his im- Good living ...

... charges Constable ith having used his influence— either “officially” or “parochially,” like friend Bumble, to prevent an ungodly miller from, violating her Majesty’s Royal command, by working on tbe day of humiliation. The second for having extorted the ...

... /A /of third. the covenant agreed at in I/•la, pledged the pvrlie* the ext.rputioii of Popery, prelacy, heresy, schism, ungodliness. Id I' , and urged on tins party, enumerates eight heresies, to the obstinate profession of which the punishment nf death ...

... pace with the population of London, society would never have come to that state of temblo corruption io some districts of that city, which appeared bid defiance to every creative application. was prevent the like of this, it was remove the evil that now existed ...

... they de wicked and with the rich in his death. > to be read, the nearly following the 8e ptuagi t, reads, ‘ And hem. ve the ungodly for his oral a and the rich for h al criticism in the follow the su; nee of Dr. W. Le Poer | words * grave’ and‘ death” ition ...

... was threatened with an invasion fronm Mosb, Anmon, anad others, and the people obeyed the proclamation, for out of all the cities of Judah they came to seek the Lord. Hle then called attention to the prayer of the King, tile promise of God, and its won- ...