... altogether, but was content to leave the city of Loudon to the bill and its aotbur, if doing could save the rest of the country. The Bishop of Oxford is rather too sharp a man to into the details of particular city, and to discover in ruinous structures ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... have delivered between three and four hundred lectures on teetotalism, and the duty of the government to put an end to the ungodly practice of manufacturing and selling alcoholic liquors. These lectures have been attended by clergymen, bankers, merchants ...

... ter (so far attained the divine blessing on our inturferreee it terforence—•witneos the insurrections that ..• ing in that ungodly empire. 6. To take no maintenance of the Mahometan I t t.vties.y e v e r. lawless aggression, prompted by a 'felse, bloucio ...

... other equally good So yesterday many zealot was calling on men and angels to rejoice with him that myriads of children in sucl cities as Edinburgh and Glasgow are still in the hands of that personage who is said to sow tares when men sleep, and to educate ...

... adequate corresponding advantage; but rather in how many multiplied instances leading them step by step into crime and ungodliness (which ourown sex dues not escape); entailing shame, poverty, and disgrace upon us,—upon themselves punishment and imprisonment ...

... contributed so much to the overthrow of the Church the Great Rebellion—that unnatural rebellion, usurpation, and tyranny of ungodly and cruel men,' as the form of prayer concerning the same so truly expresses it, with all the sad confusions and ruiu therefrom ...

... labourers are at work in the towilLand of Kilgobbin, within a mile of Adore, on the Limerick and Flynes railway line, At the City Police Court, on Thnrsdoy, before John W. Mahony, Req. 15 prisoners were brought up. John Meehan, charged with being drunk ...

... frigates. How feeble do the efforts of France in 1798 seem compared with what she has done in 1854 ! THE IMISSING CITY OF GLASGOW. The city of Glasgow was built on the Clyde in 1850. She was 1087 tons burthen, and worked bya screw and engines of 350 horse ...

... considers Lincoln no case for tbe bill, and desires to see confined to the city of London, lest it should be mischievously applied to cases so little calling for amendment as the city ot Lincoln So is, however, whenever the least attempt made to put the ...

... forth for the heathen, and in a few years your sympathy for those nt home would dried up. (Hear, hear.) Those who support city missionaries, and Scripture-readers, and schools, at home, are the same persons who maintain the missions abroad. He happy ...