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... Protestantism has Practir-1 j^ * * * ideal constantly manifests itself in duties. A good example, above all things, - m count ry vicar, for in the eyes of the is ° » re hgious duties begin with tho domestic life. It d» jj- y, therefore, that his house should ...
... ideal, but that ideal constantly manifests itself iv practical duties. A good example, above all things, is expected froni a country vicar, for in the eyea of the English, religious duties begin with tbe domestic life. It is uecessary therefore, that his ...
... that certain parties be tried for the Andersonville crimes. It is the indirect share he had in this, namely, that it was his duty to see that no cruelty wad practised, that the great danger cf Mr. Davis lies. The least evidence to show a complicity may ...
... buyer had to pay a heavy in 1827 by Dr. Lushington, their grievances were ll pase the ordeal of the assessors’ court, Having stamp duty on the transfer and registration of the redressed, and they were endowed with the same litical passed that ordes], your ...
... election of membe in the Bratten, Cook, were Lloyd, Evans, Gatehouse, Candler, M‘Gill, Beoterion, Mr. M‘Gill ssid the first duty they had to perform was th em for the ensuing to appoint a , and he pleasure in r, Hind proposing that Mr. presided over liam ...
... were 240 mearbers pledged to the total abolition of church-rates; now there were 260, or an increase equivalent to 40 votes on a division. So far as the opinions of candidates could be obtained relative to the abolition of ecclesiastical tests at the Universities ...
... Stinmulating industry all over thwe wrld to pour forth its products haever-lacreas. leg abundanoce, with the energy which the abolition of the customs Imposts would surely Impart, money, In cola or paper, enough to represent thet value land serve for the commercial ...
... yarding expense.. WILLIAM GRADWELL, Importer, 45 iliadpool Saw Mil* Barrow-at-Fut-was. SPARK BRIDGE. TCLVERSTON ADVERTISER, stamped, 2icl.) ma be bad every Tharsday Evening a Mr. JAMES BRAIMWAITE, Blacksmith r.~k e~ The I tter which tCllows is given as one ...
... from which buy :rs can select. Also & catulogue of Silver and Klectro Plate, containing 300 ilustrations; post free for 6 stamps. J. W. Benson, maker of the Graat Clock for the Bxhibition, 1862, and of the Chronegraph Dial, by whlch was timed ** The Dub ...