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... Carlingford, pr-vion* intermeut *t one o'cloek. the Urge crowd who et each nnenrly honr ememhled rendered ilnece*- •try for the friend* give wey; nnd thus, *■ the eftornouu, Mr. Atey wn* fenmred with Urge nnd respectable fan' raj «oe«*i >n, which reecbed ...
... system as established in this country having been discussed at former meeting my friends, the Rev. Messrs. Hayden and Graham. I would not, in the presence of able friend, Mr. Hayden, presume to discuss the merits of such a question. Ministers considered ...
... Presbyterian friends in j work which I believe to the glory of God—a work I which is opposed, uncompromisingly opposed, to system flagrantly contrary to God’s holy Word. (Hear, hear, j hear, and loud cheers.) I hold in my hand, ray friends, little book ...
... THE NEWHY TELEGRAPH, MARCH 14. 1848. ■ wewi ind four youths of abont nitk-en wren. I ICewry lid Rnnlsklllen ftnllwliy appropriate to tho cue. The frieoda of order will be weaken your mlada the teaching* of bolorad teen ynara old Two thee., ha rcceired ...
... considerable period an inmate of a lunatic asylum ; and in a few years after her release she died, leaving our Scotch townsman apparently a widower. few weeks ago he also died, and then came the revelations have now to detail. Fortune had again smiled upon him ...
... e . young ilream m»> di'wl.eJ, .Itlimigli it ran ne.ct forgotten. Fil.-Jnme. fount! it to. Fretious the period thin store, the syrtem of bnnhing in Ireland wa. not secure a. it is at The royal bank, then in the hey-d.-y it. youth, branches to prosineial ...
... howl rung raj ears. with one heart, Hallelujah they ill can A blank follows, and I remember no more dis- with one heart and vmoe, •• Amen, and tinetlv, save that I dimly recollect lying in ted, »B»en Reader, I nay again, join the ChuicU.—A'er. and dreadful ...
... n**r, Voio# * Th«l’i t*ry bMt.*’ (b«»r hear, and laughter)]. recollect many a eonlaat Ncwry. I look aland. October, 1013, for Pliilpoi Curran. 1 1 »as from him f took aay cue, bcoauao thought wat a good man. lie waa heal hen. but not without giving a ...
... i .11 j,l • un- lay down uneasy, anil almost expended. licard the sustained good character had saved murmur, of the water- around him, sullen and cheer!*;*. ,ly 1 .1.0 . 0., l . 01,u,, an.l »c o ror , tlu , r . thoi, 1.0 now their way home. the till of ...
... AGRICULTURE. 'Di'itish Corn Trade, (From ttie Varklane Erprvss ) —The heary rainß of the past week have abotft wade up for the extraordinary deficiency of dry sutmner. The ponds have been HUing, though not yet full in many places; and temperature has ...
... ■ .«r-c*pr, Grrat ViAnrrr aorom the Di-.k, in the or Llancoi.i.en. tils. Ih* |.y meteelnre teelnre our not lorgotlen um! feel pleased hnve it in our power to notice one of the most end stupendous eftbrla of skill and ait to the railway has given rise ...
... PROFESSOR JULIUS C.ESAR HANNIBAL S SCIENTIFIC LECTURES. CoitIICPTED MOUTALS I pint, on dis 'portant caision, brudder Erastus J. Arlington Jefferson Buttu to read my ’piste! to you ; I can't do it myseff, boka.se at de same time he am leadin’ dia to you ...