... 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 ...

... possibly be witnessed in the haunts of vice that aboand in the crowd- ed city featares in the ungodliness of country character far more distressing in some respects than presented hy city licentiousness, horrid and loathesome as it is. “Ans. G. With the same ...

... to Appisk. This was Mr. Dunked, one of the Madras City Manama, who very faithfully werneJ him of his danger es heathen. This, we hope, will encourage those who desire the prosperity of the Madras City illation. Finally at the close A Appiah fee= that ...

... once just and benevolent the righteous God, who will by no means clear the guilty, and the Cod of love, who justifies the ungodly. A poem, entitled The Three Wakings,” a few parables from Luther, and a cursory review of the events of the month, wind up ...

... set forth in it; to correspond with all other cities and towns; and to enrol the largest number of members on the lowest possible money scale, and with the utmost despatch. It is clear, so far as this city is concerned, the matter is settled, the council ...

... co-religionists were implicated in the sin of slavery. The New York Observer, distinguished for its pro-slavery (and therefore ungodly) character, | sounded a note of triumph at the admission ol Dr. Chickcr'mg to the Union, and the enemies God and man rejoiced ...

... prime minieter. Ilia new poaitiun one of extreme delicacy. The city of Constantinople in its renovated form, at the nei when came to it, ww not more than 70 years old the defenceless cities of Greece had been deprived of man? works of art, for the beautifying ...

... teripture saith, sot of works, lest any man should boast.' And to him that worketh not, but believeth on him thatjnetillethethe ungodly, his faith is counted for righteousness.' Eph. ii. 9 Rom. iv. 5. No man will ever be able to say t hat he merited salvation ...

... was then disposed of, and the House adjourned at half-past twelve o’clock. A shocking case of murder took place on board the City of Dublin Company’s steamer Trafalgar, lying in the Sandon graving dock, on Tuesday night last, the victim being a youth named ...

... manure will be extracted from the sewage of that city, which, it is estimated, may be sold, with a large profit to the company, at £2 a ton. Whenever this can be accomplishod, the Waste of our great cities will supercedo the uss of guano, that now valuable ...

... from the perusal the boob, and ass well it as a vs, way laid to roves?, mem* and reader; We mestiesed visit to fie sesether is City Missies; ,we quote the ' The speeches were all good, well delivered, and really imbued with the right spirit. Est no thing ...