... that throbs with a sense of duty to his master, and who consequeatly keeps things snug and in their places, and prevents the never ending mishaps and losses that arise when property is entrusted to individuals of an opposite stamp ? It will often be found ...

... assist them in return for just remuneration in the performance of the necessary and respectable duties of Christian families? Believing that the abolition of this barbarous and degrading custom will be effected by prolonged discussion, and that it will ...

... labourers to be maintained except by recruiting from towns, or by ilkyitimusey, DUTIES ON HOME-MADE SPIRITS. Sta,—l would not have troubled you further on the subject of Spirit Duties had it not been for the rennet' of an Aberdeenshire Reader in your ...

... Northampton, or else- where, were alwaystreated with r e main- tained that did their duty on the who admirably, the difficulties un Ww ey laboured. Every udge, indeed, duties under difficu tles, whether he were @ sittin; at Westminster or one nga in a field ...

... own direction at our joint ex- pense, selling the rabbits es far as they go; but would never do it. things that it was the duty of an M.-P. to follow the ven in regard to hares, I have always held in all wishes of his constituents, whether they agree ...

... mash *tit is and Isaa motives were boecisrablit-that v. is my and I mum* retract a of SO bold an opinion of that you aim* stamp it out of my brain. Mrliamdan rose maid some &order, and said —mailman hoe any pow: to the Moor of Cott It looks se if Nano ...

... could employ with reference to any bill proposed by an English Minister. But, while pleased with the prospect of the abolition of the Establishment, he is unableto speak quite so favourably of the proposed method of dealing with the endowments. He ...

... numbers, t a anti g r a r rd th.!: then speed at to whia ll 11„ t t e rl el= lair_ and at demeanour, and at coo t ramiea stamped on their look at the variety of the industries which they represented— Omer, belhr bo lo: r k s at the pride they had in noble ...

... shall be rooted up ; and resting on that, he believed the time would yet come when the nation would see that it was its duty to stamp out the liquor traffic. Mr Lewis's address was a powerful and stirring . appeal, and was listened to with rapt attention ...

... time and mode of their attendance. Movsiimer.—Fever has long been prevalent in this place, and attempts are now being made to stamp out the plague. At the request of a memorial from a number of the inhabitants of Cowdenbeath, a meeting of the Local Authority ...

... concerns your children than yourselves, but I hope you will allow me to say that this is a question in which you have got a solemn duty to discharge towards your children, and unless you wish your sons who are to come after you and to be the tenants on this props ...