... where gentleness of tone would have been betrayal of duty. Though circumstances made him a man of strife from his youth upwards to near old age, strife came to him not as a natural vocation, but as a duty laid upon him ; and it left him, when he had discharged ...

... recognise you, and to bear you in loved remembrance. Well may it be said of you that you have 'done enough for glory;' but duty to a suffering country, and to the mum of constitutional liberty, claim from you yet further effort. Let it be your pride to ...

... seem to be considered evil by the war zealots, if the term of payment be remote. THE ANTI-ABOLITION FEELING THE NORTH. The current strong against the abolition of slavery. The sentiment instinct of race is more powerful than the Northern idea, which had ...

... have truth and consistency in all its bearings, Tae Newsrarer Stamp.—We observe that seve- ral of our contemporaries in the North are rotesti: against the proposed abolition of the im stamp on newspapers. The proposal, if carried eftect, will cause co ...

... . Did his hon. friend never bear of taxes on brick', timber, glass, windows, Ec.? Tet all these duties had diseppeared, except a reopen' if timber duties, which he hoped shortly to en elan abolished (hear.) Then came the article of fuel. Was there not ...

... change is necessary ; that some injury is done by the existing law, which its abolition would do away with; or at least, that some great benefits may be hoped from the abolition—for the sake of which ancient custom andall other considerations ought to yield ...

... in the clumsy form of a duty on the daily supplies of those cities ; and I am as firmly convinced as of existence that if we could have for a few years the experience of all the advantages which the abolition of import duties into this kingdom would give ...

... There was also a banquet, held under the presidency of the Duke of Cambridge, St James's Hall. On the 12th the Paper-duty Abolition Bill was read a second time in the House of Commons. The cheap press were naturally jubilant at the approaching removal ...

... for the abolition of the Law of Hypothec, so far it anplied to burghs. It was resolved to take action iu regard to the Game Bills now before Parliament resolution was unanimously adopted urging inquiry into the number and nature of the duties of the ...

... from England particularly, the author anticipates it will re* ceive that which chiefly lacks—namely, that firm sense public duty which gives coherence to our own public life. In the case of America, the antagonism of interests is too great, even in what ...

... Exhibition. We (Daily Review) hear that during the absence of the Rev. Dr Alexander in the Holy Laud, Hanna has consented to take duty for him during part of five or six Sabbaths. Cumpbe.l, who was found guilty the London Central Criminal Court, on Wednesday ...

... and all constituted authority. Whilst it is my duty to point out how mischievous has been the influence of a few of the Baptist ministers, and of various members of that persuasion, it is equally my duty, and a pleasure to me, to state that believe the ...