... book is divided into two parts ; the first of. which is occup led chiefly with the system of brokerage. Of this the au- thor speaks with groat severity. denuncing not only the ]nal-pratoces wvhieb, he says, are frequent, beat rec Om- mending the abolition ...

... for Mr Smith that he will produce something better than anything that has yet issued from his pen warning him, however, to speak more reverently of the Divine Being than is customary in the school with which he seems to have al- lied himself; telling him ...

... of that ignorance and thoughtlessness in which the';knave hind the imprac- ticable theorist find the raw material,. io to speak, for working out, so far as the can be worked out, their various projects; consequeitly the voice of warning is yet needed ...

... of its own, but is of the church ns a whole. Passing on to inmisterial and church functions in government, the author speaks of the church, ou scriptural grounds, as a judicial body, to which appeals lie by aggrieved individuals, as holding appellate ...

... to the Cutlers' Feast, wats much bruised about the face ; his nose and mouth wscre cut, and all the next day be could only speak and swallow with much pain; his lordship was inomediatelv removed to his own hoame. But for a copious flow of blood the injury ...