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MR. HOOD'S CAST WORK,
UP THE RHINE.

The Second Edition, illustrated by numerous characteristic Cuts.
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TOURNAL OF A TOUR IN GREECE,
AND THE lONIAN ISLANDS, IN THE
SPRING OF 1838.

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THEprinciples by which it is necessary that
human conduct should be governed are of such great im-
portance to observe, that an incarnate Deity was pleased to de-
scend from Heaven to impart this knowledge to us, in order to
make such an impression upon tha m'nd as should influence
our entire demeanour. Thrice happy they who conform to
this rule, and an eternity of misery awaits those who do not.
How highly censurable then is the conduct of those who endea-
vour to cause a contrary course to be pursued; they
act by the instigation of Satan, to enable him to gratify
his malicious designs against the_ human rate, as from
the nature of our being we must yield obedience to one
of two invisible powers, either to the Supreme Being, or to eur
eternal ; for as all that is really good proceeds from the one
source, and all that is of evil from the other, we must make
choice of either ; there is no alternative, and it should not re-
quire much time to come to a determination in our intercourse
entered with society. Many incidents occur which afford us an oppor-
tunity of manifesting our sentiments, and proving the sin-
cerity of our professions. We all wish to be consi-
dered lovers of truth and justice ; but there is too much
cause to apprehend that these virtues are but little
regarded. It could not have escaped the notice of those who
bhaveee been access
made to cause
although been made by several
persons on Mr. Edward Farrell, it is a well ascer-
tained the pauubiluicvepstriegsast,iutuhattu frequentbn ed
er into resp•
attempts have
ct-
ing certain alleged attempts at robbery by means of clandestine
proceedings, which it is stated have
fact, that no person ever had any claim whatever
against him, as a more punctual person in the discharge of all
his engagements never existed, which none would in his pre-
sence deny, consequently any that have been mad are fraudulent;
and those who have preferred them are felons and should suffer
the full penalty of the law, as it is an aggravation of their
offence; to endeavour to make the laws which should serve as
a shield of defence, an engine of oppression ; but the statements
which are continually made, represent matters in the worst
light, as it is publicly boasted of, that conspiracies of a mast
formidable character have been long in operation, having
in view the accomplishment of every evil design, and that all
necessary aid is given f,r the completion of the intended mis-
chief chief; and it is added that rewards are lavishly conferred upon
the most atrocious malefactors, as an incentive to persevere in
their evil courses, and an inducement to others to pursue the
same infamous career. Surely no country can be in a civilised
state, where such utter contempt is evinced for all that merits
regard. None but those who are in a state of reprobation, would
countenanre such flagitious villainies • Has depravity so extended
its pernicious influence, as that the cause of all evil is pro-
moted, and every effort used to suppress righteousness. Demon-
aical malice cannot exceed this ; it is in vain for any person
to pretend ignorance of the merits of Mr. Farrell's case, as his
sincerity is fully established. How often has he endea-
vou:ed to cause an investigation? And why has it
not been assented to ? None would oppose it who are
not enemies to justice. He does therefore, in the most
explicit terms c'h'arge all persons who have at any time
taks n any proceedings respecting him with high treason, as no
intimation was given to him, and consequently he could not
defend his just, rights. If the necessary information had been
communicated to him, he would have submitted his case to the
decision of a legal tribunal ; and any persons who assume to act
for others, or in any manner respecting them, without their
consent, merit a most exemplary punishment.