... Government is milder and more paternal far than ! that they could ever hope for from free and | Christian, but desolating and ungodly, Greece. Here we find the unprincipled enemies of order i completely subdued, and at the mercy of the Turkish Government ...

... still the internal arrangements are the same and as commodious as if it had been designed for the less humble inhabitants of a city. The length of the nave is 68 feet by 22 feet in width, the chancel is 19 feet in width by 29 feet in length, and the aisles ...

... earth which are now, by the same word are kept in store, reserved unto fire against the day of judgment and perdition of ungodly men. But, beloved, be not ignorant of this one thing. that one day is with the Lord as a thousand years, and a thousand years ...

... f'V patronized, will run from London to this city and Bath, return- 1 ing again on Tuesday. To-morrow (Suanday) an excursion pi train from Stroud, Brimecombe, CIrencester, and Swindon, will arrive in this city, returning the same evsclcg. It is due to t ...

... 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; ...

... twice its population French There are more Irish in London there are in tbe city of Dublin and more Roman Catholics io London than there are io tbe city of Rome The London City Mission been formed to meet this appalling state of things by sending Gospel ...

... Regenerator —the best boon toman for time and ctenuty. And seeing that vast multitudes of our countrymen, esjavially the |a)pnlous cities and manufacturing towns TiUagen, have for half century l«l«ing fr.mi the principles and practice uhich in Scotland’s hotter ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... Langlands, Esq., in the chair. The programme of the entertainment was skilfully drawn up and embraced all the talent in the city. Very few of the performera, however, made their appearance. Indeed, it was doubtful at first whether the performance was to ...

... with. It struck him, when he read a report of the proceedings of the provincial synod held by the Roman Catholic sect in the city of Tuam, as a subject loudly calling for Protestant interference, and the papers of that morning showed them that it had been ...