... towards him but those of fear and dread, because they have not come to know him as a just God, and yet the justifier of the ungodly.' In other words, they have not yet looked to God as made known to them in Jesus Christ. Reader, is this your condition ? ...

... arrestment for wages ; let it cease and determine by Parliamentary deed. It will overturn not a few establishments in this city, and drive various agents to other employments. Be it so—the children of toil will be the better for it, and morality will ...

... Majesty, intituled ‘An Act to annex the County of the City of Coventry to Warwickshire, and to define the boundary of the City of Coventry,’ it was enacted and provided that the inhabitants of the City of Coventry should not be liable to be summoned or to ...

... 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 ...

... and Antioch os Epiphansa, which is innate u every 1854.1 btart, Mid indiganoui to •lime yei, and as ebaractenstie ungodly Romaoista of ungodly Protestants. Those who didike the Church because they dislike control, and are alarmed at its quickened life and ...

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

... enact 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 be most stringently regulated, and that further legislation shall take place in regard to the ...

... ami Antiochus Kpiplianes, is innate in every heart, and indigenous to every clime; yes, aud characteristic of ungodly Romanists as of ungodly Protectants. Those who dislike the Church l>ecauso they dislike control, and are alarmed its quickened life and ...

... ravages of this sword of the Lord. There, in that hotbed of ignorance, ungodliness, and vice,--that seething cauldron of neglected poverty and pollution,—which taints the air of tne City, and breathes deadly pestilence, firi;t through its huts and hovels ...

... persons, whose souls* they have no power to deliver or give account for, to yield their unreasonable—we had almost said —and ungodly decisions. Excess of civil aud religious liberty will always checked by the common sense of the many, and speedily find its ...

... divine Master—should read the life of Chalmers! Whoever wishes to see what may done for the amelioration of vast masses of city wretchedness and pauperism with small pecuniary means, a course of unwearying ami enlightened treatment, should rend the account ...

... R. PHILLIMORE moved for an address for return, in a tabular form, from the churchwardens of the City of London, of the names of the churches in the City of Lon- don of which they are churchwardens; the names and resi- dences of the clergy of the parishes ...