...verses toy one of the hostile party : Whereas the religion, and fate of three nations, Depend on the importance of our conversations : Whereas some objections...Whene'er we say one thing, we mean quite another. the world a position like that, baffles all power of description, and is ooly to be exceeded (if exceedable)...

...verses by one of the hostile party: Whereas the religion, and fate of three nations, Depend on the importance of our conversations; Whereas some objections...friend and each brother, Whene'er we say one thing, we rnran quite anotherv _ „ have carried on controversy in so vile a manner, and with so detestable...

...Whereas some objections are thrown in our way, J\;id words have been construed to mean what they say; DO it known, from henceforth, to each friend and each...Whene'er we say one thing, we mean quite another. him, and who, they say, " stands paramount in the plenitude of dignity above most of his contemporaries,"...

...Whereas tome objections are thrown in our way, And words have been construed to mean what they •ay; Be it known, from henceforth, to each friend and each brother ; Whene'er we say one thing, we lucnn quite another. And Wesley thus ridiculed Toplady 's treatise on absolute predestination. " '...

...some objections are thrown in our way, Anil worcli have been construed to mean what they say : T?o it known, from henceforth, to each friend and each brother, Whene'er we say one tliinp, we mean unite another. And Wesley thus ridiculed Toplady's treatise on absolute predestination....

...not my prae tice so to do. That old epigram, Sir Benja min, do you know it," continued she, " whicl begins with a bankrupt's roguish ' Whereas ?' ' Whereas...an absolute " Whereas be it known from henceforth." i Whether this was dry humour of Sir Benjamin's, or plain matter of fact and serious opinion, the gravity...

...Sir Benjamin, do you know it," continued she, " which begins with a bankrupt's roguish ' Whereas f ' Whereas the religion and fate of three nations Depend...doctrine were not understood in the practice there, subaudilo, if not publicly proclaimed with an absolute " Whereas, be it known from henceforth." Whether...

...mean what they say, — Be it known from henceforth to each friend and each brother. Whene'er we sag one thing we mean quite another.' " Sir Benjamin gravely...was dry humour of Sir Benjamin's, or plain matter offset and serious opinion, the gravity with which it was delivered indicated not; but it produced...

...travestie of the Bristol declaration. Whereas the religion and fate of three nations, Depend on the importance of our conversations ; Whereas some objections...Whene'er we say one thing, we mean quite another. Whoever reads the Minutes with attention, will acknowledge that their opponents did not misconstrue...

...conceal their mind." Apology for the Calhtdral Serrice. It is also expressed in the familiar epigram— " Be it known from henceforth to each friend and each...Whene'er we say one thing, we mean quite another." N passing her hand over Gibbon's face, her custom on the introduction of a stranger, substituting the...