... first volumes, and not tia; eighth. He regretted that he was obliged to speak with severity of that reverend dignitary, and much as he reverenced the office of bishop, yet he would speak truth, not cariDg if it was of those persons that would unite with popish ...

... stating he would much rather that some other gentleman had taken the chair, he could not have the opportunity of voting and speaking the different resolutions that would come before the meeting, which lie might have done had lie not been chairman ; but he ...

... in the song No. 15. Mr. William Lindley s concerto on the violoncello was one of those performances of which it difficult speak in terms at all commensurate with their high merit. However, the musical circles in this town are no longer strangers to his ...