... sanction the civil Magistrate, its approbation of the Church’* creed, then it abundantly evident, that whatever leads to tarnish the Divine glory, and is manifestly detrimental to the inti rests of the truth professed, becomes a civil offence, and i* ...

... before.— •• What shall you say ? he exclaimed—“ running down 1— tacre tonnerre—tout est perdu t'* de Dtu, responded the fallen angel-who lay upon my breast mon ami—oh I mourront nous ensemble. (This was the aentimental hid. of the lot.) Ee. it all up ' IT' ...

... pleasure of addressing. When legislators have, fur their own personal aggrandizement, enacted laws which have a tendency to tarnish and dishonour the dignity of a nation, it then becomes tbe duly of the people unite themselv ...

... good all over, her soul is a goiu’ out along with that ere music. Oh, it’s divine, and she ia an angel, ain’t she ? Yes, guess she is, and when I’m angel, 1 will fall in love wiiti her ; but, I’m roan, at least what's left ol me, I’d jist as soon fall ...

... native Legislature, and a Repeal of the nullity called a Union, obtained means which would do honour to the arch-angel, when he became arch-angel ruined,’’the fiend of belli (Hear, hear, and groans.) I take this opportunity of canvassing you, countrymen, ...

... ■‘hall gay? The good choice- lies fur off fore thee, Thy life'* young angel watchctho'er thee: And kindly yet thy etarliko eyea Reflect glow uf Summer akieft; ! never may their tarnished light. By worldly contact grow leas bright. Nor the sweet fount of ...

... that the title of the Original C.nod Woman is suppeative of a certain sign-board, exhibiting delineation of the female form angelic, minus that story of the corporeal edifice, which corresponds the attic of a dwelling-house. The pictorial archetype of female ...

... the prufhss trust of youth. Could conceive cause like this coming forth to the shorn of its inherent nobility, debased and tarnished In the fingering of vulgar insincerty, till its very name became a disgust and loathing to many ot the purest minds—could ...

... their escapades in this way might laughed at, or treated with tint contempt only which such fools deserve who rush in ** whore angels fear to tread.” In reviewing an able and recently-published work of Dr. Norman Cfaevera, on diseases of the heart,” the following ...

... that of a man of virtue. Virtue is safety to us. A band ruffians are awed and subdued the presence saint. The foot of the angel is ever on the neck of the demon. Montaigne, being man of integrity and probity, kept his house open and ungarrisoned during ...

... now Kail Stair, there remains the consolation uf a confidence that iu his hands the honours of the station will not be tarnished, uor its influence misdirected.— Scotsman. Death James Price, Loo , late Editor the Eveninci Packet.— VVe have this day the ...

... Air. Punch rushed forth serviette in band. His largo heart beat high, the sight much loveliness, and at the sound of those angel-voices, rising into musical cheering. “ Bless you, my darlings!” Air. Punch could say no more, but finished his prawns, and ...