... grave-stone : Complete in Christ, transporting thought, A sinner vile, and good for nought. Yet sav’d sovereign grace. Here Angels wonder «nd adore; Such love was never known before, As shines in Jesus face. Christ is my hope, and my salvation too, now ...

... uodergenc the lest of nessoasbleaeM : the fish is likely to injurious to the stomach, spoon boiled the water with it, becomes tarnished.” Indeed, I” said Sir Mark. Mr. Crosby, dear, don’t eat soy trout,” said Mrs. Crosby ; don’t you recollect Ibe last time ...

... came not near ; and, indeed, had imagined myself tube utterly forsaken. This desolateness. it. damp situation, i naturally tarnished polished breeding, I grew dull and pointless, and my composition” longer reflected its finely tempered” excellence. But my ...

... supporting bis wretched family, at finding XIOO under his pillow. It was the medical man who had thrust it there, but it was that angel, Malibran, who had prepared this wonder-working fever draught. Malibrau's exertions sometimes made her vacillate in her walk ...

... Heaven-(hear, xear.) Cheap tracts were placarded at booksellers doors, meat through the Post-oflice, in order, if possible, to tarnish and blacken the conduct and character of a fellow Minis- ter-(hear, hear.) He referred not to individuals. He acknowledged ...

... 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* ...

... of Mountgarret, and I am convinced there never will. Of course I need not say that unless the report was in its nature so tarnishing to your high reputation, and unless it had assumed an appearance of considerable authority, 1 should not trouble you on ...

... over the grave of a sainted mother who had bred him up to anticipate the possibility of failure, but the impossibility of tarnishing the honour of her son. (Hear, and cheers.) Her last expiring breath was poured forth in a blessing on his head, and he ...

... superstition and idolatry of ancient times, which were so offeii'ive to the Divine Being ; and all the corruptions which have tarnished the lustre of Christianity, are connected with mistakes upon the same important subject. I cling, therefore, to the unrivalled ...

... far above tire Arch- angel; as 'dwellitng in the bosom ot the Fathier;' as being 'the image of the invisible God, and tite first- born of every creature ?? as I the beginning of the crea- tion of God ?? and hS passing over angels to take 11)00I him Itle ...

... to consummate your arrogance, and tempt you to furnish an additional illustration of the aphorism, that •• Fools rush where angels fear to tread.” w ill not insinuate that all this flapping of your wings on the Derby dunghill was the result the secure ...

... summons; forming into sq(llare, they stoodl between the pursuers and their prey, offering themnselves a sacrifice to the tarnished honour of their alres; to the oriler to surrender, they answered ril h a, cry of defiance; and as our cavalry, flinshed and ...