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... Cameron attributed the i-xcessive cost of living in Oban to the enormous feu-duties paid to landlords, and advised all the ratepayers to agitate for the abolition of feu-duties. Along and varied programme of Gaelic and Erglish songs, bagpipe music, and ...
... are rented from to Rico°, should be charged inhabited house duty when their business extends to only a few months in the year, and if not are you pr ep ared to bring to a bill for the abolition of that 1 - Well, I have not sufficient Parliamentary experience ...
... Still, ether improvements remain te be made, such as the abolition ef the Law of Primogeniture, a further restriction of the power el Entail; and these, with perhaps the;aniending of the Stamp Duties, which he thought too high, and with the gradual bringing ...
... Presbytery for the abolition of the altogether. 'The Presby. tery immediately reeponited to the applimtion by holding meeting to consider the proposal, when Mr Margr*tor declared he bad changed his mind and would wit agree to the abolition. The Presbytery ...
... chartered steamer Lady Ambroeine, tests the fertility of the soil , b ut while he g ets which is proving very suitable for her duty as his information front the crofters, the ground - Ill° 1 . bra Med eeleeteelY is de Freycinet disclaimed all ietention ( ...
... present of the proverb which runs something thus— Dead fish always go with the stream, and a iu,ta with a conscience dead to duty generally goes with the crowd, because he finds it the easiest road to travel by. During the hubbub of an election we generally ...
... of what they were pleased to cab Liberal principles. In Lord Ilartington's able speech explanatory of the principles, the duties, and position of the Liberal party, there was much with which he cordially a4reed, 11) might say the same with regard to Mr ...
... work of a very mach testel nature than stamping out the life of the place. That divine eammeeds binoself very much to my mind who 'mid wise hi NM • family of starving children with a atother, his that felt duty was to go sad I gm thoroughly el *Dion that ...