... conscientious-we have no doubt that l they are-but they are peculiar. He is too , severe a censor. Glasgow is not a very a , ungodly city; it is, in fact, the very opposite. C There is perhaps no place in Her Majesty's 1: . dominions where so much is subscribed ...

... claims on the sym- patlies of their more favoured citizens. Ile proceeded to char- aeterise the mass of ungodliness whichi prevails in this city; and im.pressed in forcible terms upon his audience that they could not longer sit still, but must exert ...

... of looking after the poor and ungodly in our great 3 cities. (Hear, hear.) Ex-Bailie LEWIS suggested that the ccmmittee to, be appointed should be instructed ts investigate the causes or the widespread misery in the city. I Dr J dcX BLAKE spoke in fav(our ...

... added, that the condition of practical atheism or ungodliness prevailed only among the lower and labouring classes. Their daily news- papers were filled to repletion with' evidence of the ungodliness of the middle and upper sections of society. Last year ...

... (Applause.) He was far from saying that all who differed from him on the Sabbath question were ungodly or wished to forget God. but he said that all the ungodly were on their side and must be so. It seemed to him that if there wias a divine authority recognised ...

... they considered that they had been enabled to add materially to the benefit of some of the chari- table institutions of the city by devoting a portion of the proceeds of their annual festivals to their Support. (Hear, hear.) That was a noble end to accomplish ...

... the charge of the congregation's musical coal-heaver; now choirs, more or less trained, are common enough, and in one of our city churches the organ will soon be heard rolling its thunder through the sacredness of painted light., In many respects Presb ...

... turned to religions matters. The existence of 4oeh a society only required to he lcnovyn to draw forth the liherelity of liasgow citi-nsws-, Professor'honeY, ir secondtng the motion, said the mission was of great use even as o temporal ip, stitu, B he~ingto ...

... to the doctor to preach in so eligible a situation. He felt the more strongly upon this point, he observed, because the ungodly men of Greenoek had prevented him from pursuing his mission there,.and a magis- itrate in that town whom the Almighty would ...

... the A.bstajuers Union was held yesterday morning in the City Hall Saloon, when upwards of 250 poor people residing in the missioll districts of the Union-High Street, and the East End of the city-breakfasted together. The chair Was ?? by Mr. Neil M'Neill ...

... 'fal i n he light-horse, and attack t enemy.' F- ia captiai of his this troope S6weiS tetthe ciptives go into the native, city o inderethl3ceortaidthewd-bY probaly they, awe dc apt ated heO by this time. Ofone he newso ?? Sthe neigbour. nt hood' spread ...

... March last, a and addressed to his sister in this city:- I had but comfortably settled down (in Pennsylvania) wt when the traitorous slaveholders of the South commenced t the agitation of this ungodly rebellion, which finally reached e its consummation ...