... Aid'll enormous evil, ought to be entirely abolished. I may also mention, and my Scottish countrymen may depend on it that I speak advisedly, that should the non intrusion clergy give the slightest indication of a disposition to compromise their principles ...

... remarks in a great measure tending to confirm many of the observations of Sir Andrew Agnew. Another person then attempted to speak, but his views tended so much to infidelity that he introduced much uneasiness into the meeting, his friends wishing him to ...

... brave as a lion. He thinks himself an oracle on military matters, and does not hesitate to say so: he has the talent for speaking all he thinks, and is the worst secret keeper in all Louis Philippe’s dominions. He signed the famous treaty of Tafna with ...

... the lives of several shipwrecked seamen, whom it afforded a providential refuge after their vessel had been cast away—not to speak of the numerous accidents it has prevented, the exhibition of the elevated lantern. At the entrance of Fleetwood-on-Wyre, a ...

... anything relating to her history will be gratifying to the public. A writer for the National Portrait Gallery for 1836, thus speaks of her She is distinguished for her benevolence and society ; and all who know her view her with esteem and affection, Her ...

... by his long frothy speeches, retards the public business, and, like some of the lifeless speakers in the House of Commons, speaks the members asleep: and Mr his continual laughing-hyena fashion, makes himself a pest, and perfectly disgusting. If the bill ...

... Elliot. The Chinese have, as usual, published a great number of edicts, from the translations of which it seems that they still speak of the British nation with contempt. {Private Correspondence of the Times.) Bombay, March 1, The most important intelligence ...

... tenement in rapture broke. Let not this influence of mortal strain— Emblem of higher things—be heard in vain ; When Jesus speaks, who knows each core to wake, His voice the heart of stone itself must break ; And when in Heaven the first archangel sings ...

... not recognise them authorized preachers of the Gospel at all. They deny their right to the honorary prefix of Rev., and in speaking of or writing to them, call them plain Mr So and So. They admit that the Bible may be read by the laity, but only in those ...

... would lake his advice would work no longer there. Ridding (lid not say had done anything to Green himself. Redding did not speak more about the death of Green; Redding came home again to Gray’s house and left it sometime Sunday; witness was that day at ...

... CATTLE MARKETS. SMITHFIELD, April 19.—T0-da.v’s market was oomparatively speaking, fjiirly supplied with leasts, the gimemlquality of which exhibited decided improvement. Although the attendance of buyers was not very numerous, the primest Scots, Devons ...

... Macpherson presently officiates in the Mariners’ Chapel, Glasgow, and Mr Morrison is assistant to the Rev. Mr Bonar, Larbert, who speaks of him in terms of the very highest commendation. Presentation. —On Tueslav, the 13th current, the young communicants in ...