... wet streets, I can see the spirit of another revolution, more terrible than the past ones, standing in the midst of this ungodly city and rejoicing. It would be well for the editor of the Telegraph, who never ceases erying down England and Scotland as steeped ...

... 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 ...

... measure—like • string of pearls, not • chain of gold. 1. The whole state worm for ungodly mat— or seo . The ungodly is seared in works °lbis own hands. Upon the ungodly shall God rain 'lsere., lko. 2. The whole state Me beteer for wise mu. Illustration ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... any diffi Seay of their duty he should of! any assistance in his CHARGE TO THE CITY He at present there were no offences Understood their Kecorder had vei Cases in the city calendar. He w ine some cases would be by portant should be tried at ine interest ...

... JOHN THE EVANGELIST LADYWOOD In morning the preached by the Rev F Morse MA from iii fl!h v : “Shall trumpet city not afraid Shall in the city not The the the of humiliation the of Lord’s appointment It first of His and sent instruction of custom good ...

... Wightman airived at the fair city Saturday evening, from Monmouth, and was met the High Sheiiff, J. JJ. Elwea, Esq , and the usual procession of javelin men, when his I.ordship accompanied by the Worshipful the Mayor, the City Sheriff and other authorities ...

... they had to; repeatedly provoked and merited his displeasure and b;_ judgments, for there were evils ia the Churcb, in the city, and in the heart, and should he not visit them ! To whom, then, should they look to stand between th^m and the wrath of aa ...

... there were collections for the wives and children of those who are abroad in the service of their country; and through the city the respectable houses of busiuess wert» closed, as if il were the Sabbath. The day was therefore quite in accordance with ...

... the “ pomp and circumstance” whic anies the attendance of her Majesty’s Judy athedral, an immense number of persons flo the city on Sunday norning, and as s00l Cathedral cou morning service at the ver uctable the whole choir, from the sereen to the altar ...