... personal tierrices !deli. last year. yeti olwl me the high honour to milieu. Through ,uur kindness. I ant from tvlophatioll to speak boastbilly of niy-elf. I feel under the imoceannesa that you lave ever liven disposed to mer-iiiitimate lay elertions, and ...

... hint year, you dal nie tile high Ismour to solivit. Through your eseeeditig Lindner*, I am n•liered from every temptation to speak trustfully of niyself. I humbled under the that you have ever been divined to ower-estimate wy Sad toy rapacity fur public ...

... Is• in a eaustie state or eat hat. whe n ioteisled to art elieinitfilly, we hold that it mom be applied in a state. We can speak of own personale:p..6mo. as to the practice over a very large district, many thousand :len-. of reclaimed lead in the West ...

... the property test he was really better entitkni to vote. With refiveisee to the que tion of change of resilience, he did not speak it invidiously when he said that, in large cities, the clam of persons okJ oMr meet in the habit of shifting their residenees ...

... of our thureli this day proves that these prayers wive Iseani. But the Synod hail a seeond objeet in view, and, strictly speaking, by far more inusortant than the first, aud that was the spread of the gospel among Runisku Catlnilies. This oi.jiset list ...

... proritienen alai the whisper of Ills Nail lay. Cow. lit fields are white with the harvest, yes say hr ready to respond. Speak. Lon]. kw thy Fermata hear thet..‘' And may this Ili-centenary festival of air Church he rendered nierable by the coniceratioes ...

... be asked, did tin. Government I scon • wan. 011114 4 eirennotail4l4 of a dissent having been entertan dat all ? It' rumour speak.. true, wane rather strange and extraonlinary influent.• lean been at work in the matter. The ailvocaten of l'itmyinm are jug ...

... erinses istatrary to the light of .l I.notcotzwat Layman has, likewise, .•XMhimd lint:4ly by readmitslug time bosun•,• it speaks off the kaolin pritaild,•. I haw. says hi., lianoverr.l this that there is toot a principle of (.Iristian doetrine, hereto ...

... appeared at the bar of the House might or might not have a right to explain of the hon. and learned nwinlwr Mr Bath. Strictly speaking, no party hail a right to allude to Milner discussions in that House. Ile hoped, however, that the House would not enforce ...

... with the wants 14 the Wok awl endeavour to supply them. When the% tie state of three tail. how of that Irish leethicn. alto speak the Insh language: or who are onlv able to read till Midi and considenvl that this vast may of lonian beings are lit o,e ...

... of the coo_ stietitious efforts of th;ie trarta rian ; and we have no reason to doubt that Peter lens conscientious. Ile speaks about their high moral excelienrs.; but certainly we can say nothira; about the k; : tA moral excellence of Dens, if niay ...

... iditained; and I fear that there an. many pine ern.. turas in the town, at this moment. who are actually famishing. Ido not speak of hand-loom weavers skim., Lut of the Labouring classes generally; and for what I Lave stated I have had the evidenee of own ...