... greatly loved by the subaltern officers and the mum Ile has established cordon of outposts and detached sentinels all around the city, at the distance of some 15 or 10 miles. They extend in a demilune over some hundred miles of ground, the furthest ones bring ...

... in battle, it became them to acknowledge both individually and nationally that there were evils in the country, evils in the city, evils in the home, evils in the heart, which might well inemse God to say, concerning them, as he did upcoming his chosen ...

... still the parties sent out do the best they can to arrest the attention -of the thoughtless and ungodly as they pass along the streets of the mighty city. These agents may be found in various parts of London every night in the week when weather permits; ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... TEMPERANCE SERMONS.-THE NEW PUBLIC- HOUSE ACT. arrangement has been made in Glasgow for having a serviee in the city hull every Sunday evening, conducted by a succession of ministers of different denominations ; the showing the importance, in a moral ...

... challenged to themselves a fearful amount of general attention. ' We need not go into details. 'Our enemies triuinpb over us ungodly.' Famine, pestilence, and the sword are, or have been, doing their work upon us. Brethren, do we not nationally trample upon ...

... colleges. In accordance with the agreement entered into between the university and city, a bill has been prepared to repeal ha act for better regulating the poor within the city of Oxford, and to grant further and more effectual provi- sions in lieu thereof ...

... that the 'licenses to be drunk on the premises' be taken away from all the rural beer-houses ; that city gin- shops and beer-houses in towns and cities may bd most stringently regulated, and that further legislation shall take place in regard to the regulation ...

... light. And it is in the faithful fulfilment of this office that God's faithful servants oppose a barrier to the flood of ungodliness that always is ready to burst in upon us. Here, now, is another noble opportunity. Brethren, wo are not our own —we are ...

... at Alexandria: the imposture, disease, or the devil. We now see to what Viceroy liberally providing him with whatever he ungodliness they have grown in that vast assembly of' needs. men at Nankin. But now, while such blasphemous The 1 shares in the Namaqualand ...

... perhaps, a little too much bustle on the Sabbath morn ; but take London as whole, take its suburban districts, take all the cities, towns, and villages in the Kingdom, and you will find everywhere a sedate people, church-going people, a people disposed ...