Ulster Journal of Archaeology, Volumen9Ulster Archaeological Society, 1903 |
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Página 160 - Ireland, were restored to the exercise of their ministry ; and then he engaged, and so continued for all his life, not only in honour and power, but in the profession and practice of godliness, to the great comfort of the country where he lived. " This story the nobleman * l communicated to his friends in Ireland, and from them
Página 117 - And also all that generation were gathered unto their fathers : and there arose another generation after them, which knew not the LORD, nor yet the works which he had done for Israel.
Página 158 - ... was therefore taken out of his bed, and laid on a pallet on the floor, that his body might be more conveniently dressed. This was to Mr. Welch a very great grief, and therefore he stayed with the dead body full three hours, lamenting over him with great tenderness.
Página 159 - O, sir, I am all whole, but my head and legs ; and these were the places they had sore hurt with their pinching. " When Mr. Welch perceived this, he called upon his friends, and shewed them the dead young man restored to life again, to their great astonishment.
Página 37 - Naked came I out of my mother's womb, and naked shall I return thither: the Lord gave, and the Lord hath taken away : as it hath pleased the Lord, so is it done : blessed be the name of the Lord.
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Página 91 - bronze disease,1' says Dr. Frazer, " produces a remarkable disintegrating effect on the object it attacks, and there are good reasons for considering that it possesses infective powers, spreading like a leprosy through the substance of the metal, and slowly reducing it to amorphous powder ; further, there are substantial grounds for believing it capable of being conveyed from surfaces already suffering with it to those yet uninfected. So that dishonest counterfeiters of antiques now propagate it...
Página 118 - He wrought the second day, his mistress watched and overheard him praying, as the lad had said ; at night she desired her husband to enquire if he was a minister?