... assistance, and others who have net hitherto , afforded us their aid, to give its the advantage at their help. My friend the Rev. Mr. Wolfe has hie try acted fur me . during the lest five years ; I do not know whether he will be dospoeed to go on with the work; ...

... so-called friends of the Church stupidly persist in upholding her monstrous abuses; in defending the popery and peculation which abound amongst tier Bishops and dignified clergy, and in persecuting and driving nut of her pale those who try to reform ; ...

... esteemed friend and late minister; and when we call to mind his many works and labours of Christian love amongst us we have done sufficient ; it has not bee without the moistened eye and glowing countenance. that one and another of his poorer friends have ...

... time very far exceeds any aunt hitherto named as accruing to any man from authorship. Pope inherited a fortune, saved, and speculated ; and died worth £BOO a-year. Tom Moore's profits, spread over Isis life, yielded but a moderate income. Byron's did not ...

... whence are monks and nuns to come But our Catholic friends answer, We reserve this life only for those who own • vocation. Morality replies to that; morality declares that to impose an oath in youth. irrevocable in mature years, not only grievously ...

... this speech is considered a fabrication Ladies and Gentlemen, Friends and Fellow•Citizens,—lt would have gladdened my heart to have met you in prosperity instead of adversity. But friends are drawn together by adversity. The son of a Georgian, who fought ...

... and Reformatory Institution have resolved to seek to do good to poor females upon the broadest possible basis, seeking to save all as far as their funds would permit ; and out of the 1,300 poor creatures already received into the H 01114 nearly every ...

... whole con- deemed reqokite in pursue, Wit the greramtattention writ given eluded with the farce Captain's not A-Miss. Miss to save the fonds of the Company. Power's singing and dancing was repeatedly encored. The At your last [ermine the total number of ...

... eaten the smaller ones, and with them the tigereels. They all died, however, but fourteen, which arrived safely here on the night of Thursday, the 15th, in the charge of Sir Stephen and my friend Mr. Lowe, one of the secretaries of the Acclimatisation Society ...

... who was cured, long after death by lion iway's pills; and the two ladies in Cornwall, whew• lives ane Icing perpetually saved by Stogumber ale, do Divines take precedence in bitter beer putt:? Is this revival of the three orders, now so frequent intended ...

... end auostance was obtained; inut, further than on one (4.01 'trimming the mater, he remained min unconscious, and ultimately died nn Sationlay from enneu•sion of tine brain. This was the i ,rib accident that bad occurrent to the unfortunate man engaged ...

... ant put the to the meeting he was perfectly jostMea try law in g th it coot se.—Mr. lIESUITMON contended that by Georg• I l 1., s. 3, the number of votes of each ratepayer was to Ile determined try the gross rental of the property which he voted, and ...