... way of counterpoise to the deadly sentence which had gone forth from the judgment-seat of the Select Committee. Hence the flatte-ing promises which were made the part of the Society, and the popular demonstrations which our local authorities and leading ...

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... overcomes abounding evil. Thus, while God makes conviction the foundation of the whole structure. binds together the building, and crowns It the same at the end. The first and strongest emotion in the soul it the consciousness of sin—the last and highest is the ...

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... social rights to every creed and class, they also showed that they were not indifferent to the of the motto which scoured tbs crown the Prince of Orange, who on landing nnforled hie banner bearing the noble words—“ The Protestant Religion and tbs Liberty ...

... the Act, will, in defer, nee to the feelings and wishes loyal inhabitant» of the North of Ireland, recommend clemency of the Crown and the re minion the remainder of the time of imprisonment. (Hear, bear.) I bare to express my astonishment that tbs notice ...

... Os 04 per lb. CORONATION OF T.-IE Klgli AND QUEEN OF SWEDEN. King Oscar H. of Sweden and his Queen Consort were on Friday crowned as monarchs of the ancient Kingdom of Norway. A brilliant procession marched to the cathedral. Prince Arthur of England, and ...

... Death is too solemn an occasion on which to and esteemed. It is pow above twenty years pewit ourselves to employ words of flatte ry since the Rev. R. W. Fleming was appointed aid 0001114i11111, when we stand beside the to the pastoral charge of the First ...

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... ingenuity coui« m- j |, stand i the position also of Presidential arr ived there of the conclusion of a treaty between Lo! I crown her happy spirit with immortality! ve q. Edward prefen-ed i.o suffer death a foreign land, can didates.” the Anstrian Government ...