... emancipation Bill? * _ . The Lkctubek : The Tory Government, then under (be Duke of Wellington. Mr Smith : Who repealed the duty on paper ? The Lecturer said it was Liberal Government well assisted by the Conservatives. Smith : Who abolished slavery The ...

... either sex (acquired or constitutional) Gravel and Pains in tho Brck. Sold in Boxes, is each, By All Chemists, or sent for stamps u Lincoln and Mid laud Counties* Drug Company London, A FACT WORTH KNOWING. BEECHAM’S PILLS. ABB admitted by thousands to ...

... The said‘boxes’ are bufl*alo-bido baskets, technically called ‘skips.* In methodical way tho baskets and bags are emptied, stamped, and sorted on appropriate tables, one of tho principal being 10ft. by sft. The clerks and carriers have also tables with ...

... profitable to direct.” Physical power is a great advantage, for unless we baye health and vigour of body we cannot discharge our duties with comfort,ease,and energy. Mental ability—“ tbepower of thought, the magic of the mind ” —is valuable. “ A wise man is ...

... it to the dinner table, unutterably wicked thing to do, and to this thoughtless action, he displays disposition to add the duties of a nurse to his parental responsibilities. Can it be that the man is mad, has he some secret intention to convert his tender ...

... succession, w hile is described as being quite prepared admit in due course tho impossibility of an active fulfilment the duties of an Emperor of Germany if that necessity should unhappily bo forced upon him. There seems in the complaint that the Excise ...

... was little lax in some cases at the comme“c»ment, has tightened ; the picket-duty is an onerous one and though they may he comrades, still “England expects every man to his duty,” and mate or no mate, when the captain of the guard orders “disciple of Bacchus” ...

... endeavouring to obtain the admission Ut Territory as State the Union. A sect ion of the committee reported to favour the abolition polygamy. Capo House of Assembly, Sir J. G. (tbo Trend has just announced that Government proposed tax the agents foreign ...

... next week in London by the delegates that attended the previous Congress. The French scheme makes the acceptance of the abolition of bounties dependent on many reserves. The sugar interests in Paris are closely watching the enbjects, with view to prevent ...

... First, the lecturer tbeo took his audience back to the days of the fall of the Roman Empire, when civilisation was almost stamped out, and proceeded to show how the embers of that civilisation had been kept alive by the Church through the dark ages which ...

... THE ANTI-CONTAGIOUS DISEASES MOVE- MENT. The third triennial Congress of the British and Continental Federation for the Abolition of Stateregulated Vice was opened on the 17th instant the Treves-Saal, The Hague, lent the Government for that purpose. Among ...