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... reasoned and most decided protest. When one calmly considers the time legitimately occupied by the morning service, any complaint of its length seems like a satire on the devotion of the age. Granting, however, that there are localities in which a greater ...

... of Scotland was not of the most brilliant description, and that the system of education in that country did not produce the inward fruits which he so much admired. The Vice-President of the Council was entitled to gratitude for the moral courage and industry ...

... purchases are made far that, it is probable the markets will continue to be devoid of animation. At present there is much complaint of slackness of earth by the manufacturers. Wools keep very firm in price. The flax trade is rather more active in the spioning ...