... compel us to do that rhich{ we owe to nature as a duty. Those people must | remember that certain individuals and certain classes are so negligent as to necessitate compulsory laws to make them do their duty. Again, we meet with those who object to compulsory ...

... especially endowed and honoured, a man very complete m himself, and yet Paul in writing to the Ephesians, and urging on them the duty of supplication for all saints, says * And for me, that uticrance may be given unto me, that I way open my mouth boldly to ...

... the country would | have been in a better position to-day. Let us in the Highlands send a number of men of Mr Muc- Farlane's stamp to the Commons, and we ...

... for the common people was dawning at last. (Hear, hur.L He was goiog to say with regard to that that there they had the abolition of the Game Laws and the reform of the ad- | mioistration of the law. Wherever man was they had Tfit opportuvities to learn ...