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... Some whom light given. Can single thought secure A passport into heaven. Another class—a large class too— Have ne’er a creed at all; Joys earthly circumscribe their hopes : Such fear nor heaven nor hell. From love of money springs all ill. Says Paul; now ...
... celebrated Scottish vocalist. Lament for tub Non-erbctios of tub Hudson t^TATUB. —After all, why was not the Hudson completed! As Moses lifted up the brazen serpent the wilderness, why was not Hudson’s Statue lifted up? Once morel «y, it might have done good ...
... rim-eight the price of their produce Tlierc is French saying which may very accurately translated thus, “Help thyself, and Heaven will help thee.” the meeting quest ion Lord Munnanby thus alluded to Mr. rack's gilded pill of agricidtural relief— “They ...
... created i the Heavens' and the earth ?' The lad not being prepared with the reply, the preceptor asked a still louder voice, the same time raising his assistant threatening manner over the devoted head the student: 4 has created the Heavens, the earth, ...
... ms Sox.— Bridport. on Thursday, u butcher, named Batson, was shot dead by his son, a hoy about ten or eleven years of age. Hudson and his wife were stairs preparing for walk, and the boy was the same room waiting for them. playful manner took up pun, and ...
... enitli, and overlooking t e higher insnifeatatinns of it i heaven, introduce* I the case of .1 departed daughter in illustration, and the I dim views which the parents have of her life heaven compared with what they knew of her life «n earth. Itelore ...
... lantiiated soidio.-s witlii.i tiio disiriot of ftol da. roee.vmg sued poor relief and consolation as oiroamstancos -.r !! allow. •>.. ono-twontieUi pan whom : !I ever ’gain in condition to light the battloa of the North. Tie negroes ere in miserable condition ...
... neglect; and, finally, he would ask them rely the general sense of justice which animated all men, and on that Heaven which would not allow oppression to go unpunished, or suffer such suffering muvJi longer to Monday, M ...
... farther procedure teemed to hare taken place before the Synod reapocting I>r Young or hia political writinga. The matter waa allowed to drop, and wiaely. Young publiahed a Hiatory of the French War* in 2 volumes Bvo, which I have not aeen. Of Or Young's domestic ...
... wearing uniform expected to appear at evening entertainment!, and argued that much latitude in the malterof colours was allowed to the Indies, a ball-rooin or saloon would present more harmonious appearance the dreary and mournful garb assigned gentlemen ...
... ncentrated Extract of .Soap - ' —made Mr R. S. Hudson, the extensive Washing Powder Manufacturer, of West Bromwich. it the old nuisance of the washing day all but converted into a pleasant pastime Hudson's Concentrated Extract of Soap is distinguished ...
... bands of the employers as caution money, and allowed to accumulate. If the men divulged the grand secret of mixing tbey forfeited the money; but if they gave two months' notice to leave they were allowed go, and the caution money waa banded over to ...