... (Hear.) For indeed the way to heaven is not paved with gold, nor is a coach and six the most suitable conveyance for as well might a balloon be employed to convey his Majesty's mail, as we should think of going to heaven by the help of tithes and vestry ...

... with thee Here’s to my Scottish lassie I shall think of thee at even When I its first fairest star come smiling up through Heaven shall hear thy sweet and touching voice in every wind grieves As it whirls from the abandon’d oak its wither'd the gloom of ...

... Regions In countries which are situated beneath the line the vernal nights are transcend-antly beautiful The clearness of the heavens the serenity of the air and the soft tranquillity in which Nature reposes contribute to harmonise the mind and produce the ...

... now is about .0 commence a like career of agitaZioa in this kingdom, which will surely produce analogous results if be be allowed the same scope and ..he same impunity. Time was when the socnd sense and discernment of Englishmen would frustrate the nefarious ...

... clay or two had elapsed, Hudson, having been informed where she was, went after her, and begged her to go hack with lino. She, however, persisted in her determination of remaining with her Mende, and at length the man Hudson became so enraged that he ...

... carol o’er Of woodbine wild cheer far O’er tare Bat with snn hooking vale rivets I hear wing Rising glee to to thy The from heaven’s gold-lighted gate ! farwell till I again Climb cloud-gas log Thou To where dwell the curling oi joy from which at feel Um ...

... tlieie even that of danger they cautiously hinted and that when in chair his very last exclamation and the tone of it Good Heavens is this appeared to characterised with the same feeling of surprise unexpectedness first bulletin of King's health exhibited ...

... earth’s leaven And that poor ehildesss mother heaved not e’en sigh uttered word— bat she raised her eye And silently fixed it on heaven Extracts from Kr O'Connell’s Zsetter to of Ireland Darrynane Abbey Sept 2 1827 elections friends Queen of Ireland have gained ...

... Chalmers had done so, too, his lectures. Precedent and principle—approbation of the kingdoms that serve and honour the God of heaven, and disapprobation of those that withheld their countenance and their resources, are clearly and frequently displayed the ...

... Chairman thought the Ministers were not deserving of censure, for believed if they were allowed more time the fruit would ripen more quickly ami more abundant.” Heaven forbid that we .should have more abundance such fruit: for although it may some times ...

... be let the statute be b Scomplied with to the strict letter of the law, and ir not that of let justice be done though the Heavens o should fall-for justice cries aloud for punishment tLI upon Frost. The statute of Anne says- i ` When any person is indicted ...

... mistaken, and It was clear they bad nothing to do in framing it —lewd Londonderry regretted mu c h that the occasion had been allowed to pass without the general foreign policy of the government having been brought before their lordships. (Mee 11134 we had ...