... objection had been made against this Society, grounded on its being engaged in commercial business, that was not, properly speaking, a charitable, but a trading Society. But now it stands forth, simply, as charitable Institution, and takes its station along ...

... once delivered unto the saints.” Jude iii Talking about food or medicine will not remove hunger or disease, and assuredly speaking about religion will never quiet uneasy mindsilence an accusing conscience—or deliver from the fear of deatn. Our blessed ...

... unaccustomed he was to public speaking, would endeavour to give them both. In the first place, had to deplore his own melancholy situation, lor had to make a speech for heaven knew how many minutes, and without speaking one word ol policies. was like ...

... Scholarships, Premiums, and Honours of fir*t and second rank in Science, Classics, Hebrew, Divinity, Composition, and Extempore Speaking, varying from Tw to Twenty Pounds. Also, two of Dr. Baili.ie’s Pupils held the highest places in their respective ( lasses ...

... make an example of you And this I said in no vain confidence in my own poor abilities, but, literally, and plain truth to speak, because I believe yea great, bad man, engaged in a great, had cau-e--and as easily foiled by weak man, armed with a good cause ...

... invited to co-operate in the ‘divinestof all divine works’—the divine work for which the Saviour of the world died. Properly speaking it is God’s own work. The object in view is the e.rtensice propagation of the laith near to home. This imiidvn missiun has ...

... Scholarships, Premiums, and Honours of fif't and second rank in Science, Classics, Hebrew, Divinity, Composition, and Extempore Speaking, varying from Two to Twenty Pounds. Also, two of Dr. Baii.lie's Pupils held the highest places in their respective Classes ...

... and enterprising individual, by their liberal patronage. should dishonour that best portion of the community, did we not speak thus strongly of the cordiality with which are sine they will receive the work its issue from the press, designed it is for ...

... for their folly, and to ' repent that they should ever have thought of rearing I their son to be gentleman, or, strictly speaking, a downdraught. arc glad find that this frenzy abating* Within ! these last ten years, people have begun to exercise a i ...

... throwing anonymous letters into the fire—every letter without a signature in it goes (laughter-) it was with the letter i speak of. I only read about five lines of it, and then threw it into the fire. am sorry for doing so, for if I thought it of any ...

... interfeiing or impeding [the manufacture movement (hear, hear.) had nut had I the good fortune piesent when Mr. Staunton was speak, iug, but he collected fiom the observations Mr. Dwyir I that such was the opinion expressed by that gentleman (hear, bear ...

... hut this slv r.creant only twisted into an apothegm what\ouug had thrown out (nearly hundred years before) very scorn. when speaking of courts; Where Nature’s end of language is declm d, And men talk only to conceal their mind.’ We owe this note to the author ...