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signed to us—to guard our institutions—to hold fast our
religious rights. Their defence is nox intrusted to us;
let us feel that we have not betrayed them.

11. The field of action is the same in which evil is ac-
tive.. Wherever wrong passes current, there rights should
confront it., In the pre-s, on the hustings, in the debates
of Parliament; at public meetings in towns and in the
country. Here, Protestants of England, is your battle-
field. Here stands the hostile array. Here the victory
must be won.

111. But, to contend successfully, we must contend
together ; not only mind joined with mind, but united in

will and action; each bringing his individual energy;
each consenting to forego minor points of his private
opinion in furtherance of the common purpose.

fore, we must hssocia

under a common

Union; the former marshalling the resources of each dis-
trict, the latter conducting, by a combined plan, a na-

tional movemen

V. This movement demands two things—maxims and
men : a system on which to act, and men of nerve to
work. For this, rules are needful ; but they are lifeless
inless embodied in men ; and the beA schemes need the
inickening of wakeful and stirring energy. Let us not
think that be brings little to the elf.rt who brings a single
purpose and earnest heart. He that brings his heart to
the work may be poor and obscure; but he brings the
richest gift.

VI. Let us not forget the object at stake. A true faith
to be kept; a Church to be preserved pure; youth to be
trained in religi,us principles ; and a mighty nation to be
guided by wisdom. To effect these objects, faithful men
are needed at the helm; on tieir principles depend our
slant and

national existence

Hereon hang the destinies of England, the hopes of all
whom England governs, and her example moves. For

for the world's hopes, we pray you, unite. God will sus-
tein your efforts, if humble, steadfast, and faithful.
Parties, heedless of your principles, will be taught to value
them ; they will learn to understand the real foundations
of social good, and, leaving party strife, will unite in de-

Signed by order of the committee,
RICHARD NUGENT, Hon. Secretary

MODEL OF JERUSALEM IN ITS ANCIENT

S FATE

We last week could but briefly.draw the Attention of
the public to the beautiful and elaborate model (just then
opened) of ancient Jerusalem, as it stood at or about the

35 or 36); and now, that we have obtained a more pro-
longed view of this extraordinary work of art, which has
already excited great interest in our town, we cannot, in
jus,ice to the ingenious, patient, and devoted producer,
do less than furnish a more extended sketch of its merits,
—which, however, will be yet inadequate, inasmuch as
the events and localities connected with the Holy City
are so multitudinous that many chapters would be re-
quired to supply anything like detail.
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surrounding fields, valleys, and rnountait.s, upwards of
100 superficial square feet; yet the principal buildings
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It is the work of Mr. Brunetti, a citizen of Dublin, was
now to be seen for the first time in Great Britain, through
the principal 'owns of which we have no doubt but it will
pass, and be inspected and approved by large masses of
the Christian community. Every principal public and
private building, the streets, the fortifications, the towers,
the Roman siructures then built, the temples, the mounts,
in the higher and lower cities, the ravines within the out-
ward walls, &c., are all formed in wood, painted or co-
loured in exact representation of what they were at the
epoch mentioned, and may be considered as faithful in

labour c

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of Holy Wr

ld other

and al..° of the

have from age to age visited the city—