... time will come, and Elijah the Prophet shall prepare the way the Messenger of the Covenant, to turn the heart of Uie fathers their children, and the heart of the eh. dren to their fathere: nnlv then, when the mountain of the Lord s house shall be established ...

... at Cologne, MK, called Moyens sur bonestes, pour la conversion Heretiques,** the honest author states, that in every rich convent on the Continent, there monk called the Father Titter—** Pbbb Tii.raißa,** wheat occupation it ia, to make out plausible titles ...

... suauaju, Lockhart’s Life of Bums. ! Tel him shine!- Oh ! let him shine! Upon this calm ami holy eve, No» lone ’ill this poor heart of mine. New Hfchood from his rays receive. Ob shut not out that gentle scene. Too full of bliss years hare run. To brook that ...

... to embrace the Protestant faith professed by the Itipiists, and rooted are t!»ey my heart, that it would now difficult to eradicate lliem. The Bible, then, that sacred code of divine institutes, being my shield ami buckler, with energy do I protest against ...

... informed, a sort of Conventional Pailiamcntis to be elected, who are settle the form of the new Government The members of the Convention are to elected by persons paying taxes to the amount of guilders (or about 4 guineas) year. The Convention is to meet the ...

... prodigies forerunning the destruction of the strong hold over which they impended; while beneath, the lofty ridge of the convent-crowned the citadel, of San FelipF bristling with cannon, the white batteries and many towers of the fated city of Carthagena ...

... will preserve, even in spite of the bungling Reform Bill, all those privileges which corrupt Statesmen thought to destroy. CONVENT OF SAINT CLARE, NEWRY. [communicated.] The Misses Corley, daughters of tbs lata Patrick Corley, of Clones, Esq. and sisters ...

... However they might differ in points of belief, tbe Christianity which they all in common professed, imposed upon them tbe sacred duty of improving the condition of Ireland, benefits that would accrue to all classes of Irishmen from repeal of the Union ...

... progress was marked hy such desolating (acts* Their only hope was in the sacred volume and their blessed Hod. Nothing else could elevate the soul or purify the springs of the heart, and nothing else could preserve the Irish peasantry from the wiles and ...

... hut who would approve of them. With respect to the question of Church reform, be hoped the Noble Earl had approached that sacred edifice, perfectly and understanding the subject.—(Cheers.) Otherwise, was afraid the most lamcntable consequences might ensue ...

... life explain and defend firmly persuaded that the Bible was alike the defender of the rights God and man, loved to unfold the sacred volume, and show from its divinely inspired ices the frowns heaven upon the unholy claims and unblessed pretensions of the ...

... the Protestant interest is reduced in Ireland, shall be deemed factious for meeting this day to unite our hearts and voices in support of that sacred cause? Shall u'e look on quiet and unmoved spectators of these atrocities? if so, who can tell how soon ...