The Lambertville record. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1872-1968, 1880-05-05
For THE RECORD.
TIRE OLD SQUARE ALMANAC.


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promise OF tne rasner' even sne gut OF tne
holy Ghost, which, said He, ye have heard
of me >,
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laid il Their common discourse III theft memorial
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end OF tic rE loud cries burst forth from All
~ Nav 1--WE when
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nyed ooet I'M whsnbis tall nam bana ho " PC
appeared, enthusiasm quickly melted into sympathy -
neoyer@d and @ ,nr was reeeiynd Il we're
silence as he pissed through The long rows Of people
ali hearts, iii eyes followed his steps fathers and
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~; IL n I'M n Of rp5 ~ u ia -;
CIV and fjtbfulness 10 cbnscience at wbateyer cos
no was lie tier thar his creed whose ilper
tons so far as can see them were the result Of the
false fnaxfms In which he had been trained Had he
been born little later we may well believe he would
have been one OF the brightest stars Of England's
church and State We may regret but must n0tbame
him he sought TO retain England under the rule Of
the Pope for SO he had learned religion We can only
admire his hrmness In refusing to approve Henrys in
treatment Of Queen catharne in the proposed divorce
this more so since the base King went so far In his AM
CRY urgency as 10 seize his poignard with the
purpose OF stabbing Pole
His refusal ofthe papacy,to which he was twice
elected showed his superiority to PERSONAL ambition.-
And although WIS the custom of the age, he gave
his sanction TO severe measures against the non-con
forInists In the reign Of Mary yet IL was in sbservi
enee TO The Queens conmani. rather than at his own
will for his nature was gentle and amiable.
May 10, I'LL, was the birthday OF Maria Theresa,
whom her father the Emperor Charles vi, constituted
beiress TO all his authority aud realms Never was law
full will perslsieny disputed more brayel de-
Tended.
1t Is dreary work to read the history OF Europe in
those times, When treaties were made and broken with
ont afhought OF anything but selfish interests when
nations forced into the royal armies i'll armed, i'll
clothed to be treated slaves die as brutes while