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... Charles 1- Bird, Ysw., Protestant Alliance, 7, Sergeants' In Inn Fleet stre't, London. d To the Honpuribr the commn of the United King- g dont of Gr)at Britain and Iielsad in Palianenst i-; assembled. . - 1. THE UUXBLE PETITION Or Id SHEWETn1 V- That thereiare ...
... (the over fall only) may gather in some unoccupied and free region, instead of spreading itself here and there throughout the United States, Australia, &c, where the settlers, or at least the settler's children lose their national feeling and distinct- ive ...
... an eno, to relieve our belovod country from the feerful scourge of civil war, and to permit us to secure the blessings of ,peace, unity, and lharenony, with a great enlargement of civil liberty; and W Weereahs, our Heavenly Father has also,' during B the ...
... Romish'sway in Ire- land is not older than the twelfth century- are flourishing. Ultramontanism would sub- ject all things civil and sacred to the interests of the Church, and the will of the Papal t coansellors determines what is for the good of the ...
... bleidleislo drosto, a chafodd au arall, sef Stockton, 40, a chyhoelddwyd hlinw eawsai'r deugaia yu d l.Y' elected, Scnator of the United States. flyny fu. Oymmerodd Stockton ei le fel Sen- ator.a o New Jersey. ar agoriad y C07uq,'tes yY Rhbagi; r. Fadd byna, ...
... cyhoeddiad hboo yn diweddu yn y geiriall a ganlyll:- NXow therefore, be it known that I wn II. Seward, Sccratary of States of tbe United States ' * do hereby certify that the amendment aforesaid has became valid to all intents and purposes as a part of tite ...
... fychae-byoban yn mhob ystyr, ond ar y TiHE CIVIL RIGHTS LAW. To protect all persons in the United States, in their CiVA rights, and furnish the means for their viudication. Section l; That all persons born in the United States, and not sabjeot to any foreign ...
... supercede Grant as Genera-in-Chief of n 'the United States Army ? The Civil Rights Bill say3 ?? he caun o si. WI Shall the niera intermarry with onr daughters, and takde an equalplace iai our4cueehelds? The Civil Rights yv b ll says that he shall!. %. Shall ...
... fo the Independent 3 1ectorU of the United Borough of htertbyr Tydfil, Vaynlor, and The TLgu.5 'f commolshravingi agreed nnanim s e jlusto d to our Borough a Second Representative, thie just mesmure tny be considered as ensured, end, encouraged by ibe ...
... nonconformist, and therefore by the f exigency of their position, by the principle of self- preservation, bound to be friends of civil and religious liberty (cheers). Why go to blue-books and statistics n to prove what was patent to the eye? (hear, hear). e ...
... whichcap not but end in the, 'freing of all religious bodies. from state patronage 'and contc . The' Anfrual Assembly of the United Methodist Free Churches, which was held in Louth,. July and August i868, passed the following resol- ution, Resolved-Yhat ...
... of ou England'? Xxcept on one occasion lhe knew-of no-in-- of os stance in which the Lords have been on the side..of ne: el civil, religious, and political liberty. Why ar so AE lh many important measures for good never introduced las fa into the House ...