... ; it adds no brightness to the weariness of toil; it brings lightness to no burden; hope to no despair ; cheerfulness to no duty. If it were not for the fact that the modern religionist cannot help being human, and therefore falls into sympathy with sin ...

... rPO be field by Tender, either in one tut or eepar• Andy. all the_Plunping, Whim, and other Sailor, Men, Caking?, Prague* Stamps, Crusher, and other rearaMiag them aims. be viewed at the tame, and eatalopmee and forms of tender may be obtained on application ...

... thousand acres. (Applause.) At this dinner in my the nation. (Loud and prolonged applause.) native town I felt it to be my duty to be present, be- In the toast list Mr J. Mein or Mr H. Smith cause I know that the prosperity of my constituents (Sutton ...

... talked of the quality of the men Wales sent to Parliament, and how far they represented the real grit of Walterand of what stamp and character they were. Well, all that question wanted auto he thoroughly sifted out. Nu one could be more deeply dissatisfied ...

... Office are, we ( Tories) believe, about to issue a new penny poetise stamp, which has been chosen after a good deal of consideration. It is a great improvement upon the present stamp in form, the colouring is lighter and more cheerful than the brickdust ...

... the boo. geLtlemen had to miserable in the hall. sad Mr filadatose's was the staircase. Mr Oledstobe thought it might be the duty of the Liberal party to attempt to secure a Reform Bill by memo of the preset Administration ; bet in doing they must not forget ...

... present occasion go farther into party politics) had taken the duty off paper, playing cards, and French wines, and the amount so taken off was about the same as the malt tax. Now the duties on these might very well have been left on, which would have afforded ...

... to the use of the Duchess of Cambridge—a awes from emcees/ion duty and ineomeetax. i cadetships placed at their service by the Huard of used, but it only shows that the reduction of the duty from the side loosed my vest and other clothing, and bedroom ...

... address of the sender—not necessarily for publication, but as a guarantee of good faith. Persons who send sm ill amounts in stamps would confer a ,our It they would mid Wawa .—We have received a letter finding fault with an official for engaging in trade ...

... their in some degree the difficulty which the abolition of conversion than in Madras, where the European slavery and the anbse'quent reduction of the sugar element of society is weaker. If we look at what duties had entailed upon our sager colonies. In British ...

... having used on a certain letter a defaced threepenny stamp, with intent to defraud Her Majesty. Mr Flowers, being convinced that the defendant had eegnilty knowledge that be was using an old stamp, fined himfive pounds. A meet distressing gun accident ...

... of woman's friendly societies, the loan of money at , threw per cent. to properly-coustitutcd building societies, and the abolition of out-relief in many, ease% We will recur to the subject again. Tim Rev. W. L BLACIILET, 3LA., has spoken and written a ...