... fallen away from the high standard which he then maintained :-Tbe Duty of a National Church.- It was not the business of a National Church to make every roan a good Christian; but it was the duty of a Church to supply every man with the ordinances of religion ...

... was a very bad one, and caused a very heavy loss throughout the country, and their first object should be to endeavour to stamp it out with the infliction of the least amount of injury to those concerned. The magistrates who though that a great lIIauy ...

... winter, which is already beginning to swell the receipts on account of death duties. Ddring last wreek a larger number of affilavita for probate were passed through the Stamping D~epartmlent at' Somerset HEouse thjan in any previous similar period. Flow ...

... renewal of the Income-tax, the repeal of the Paper Duty, and the liberation of several hundred articles from taxation. This Budget encountered the most violent opposition and criticism. The Paper Duty Repeal Bill was thrown out by a large majority in the ...

... another man to carry out that noble and glorious policy. The late Mr Pitt advocated with splendid ability the immediate abolition of the slave trade; he died before it was carried out, but God raised a Wilberforce to complete it. Mr Howard advocated Prison ...

... there specially from Liverpool that day to endeavour to get a modification of this by-law. He thought it was thE-ir bounden duty to encourage an gGoj work in every way. There were forces agate at the present time calling upon them to use every possible ...

... it w as s t eime they sh llold pause ( hear). Inconclusion h e applealed to theta as patriotic Welsheinen to consierthidr tl duty at the cominig election and to judge of the clajusn ?? and Unionist Party, The Rev. W. MORGAN, St. Ann's. delivered a vi.orous ...

... Itio of lend, abolition of private property, Mnuici- palisatien of quarries, and so fortb, so longas the methdnl which 'they follow are constitutioilsl and paceful. In the sam. way no law can prevent quiet men from performing the obvions duty of giving a ...

... be kept open for him by resignation bona uuvil he attains ;the ripe age of twenty-four, when he forthwith enters upon the duties of the pariah, the temporary incumbent being turned out to make room for him; or if he is not at once removed, remaining the ...

... although their appeals on her behalf might not be able to avert the danger with which she was threatened, it no less was their duty to protest against the grave injustice which was sought to be done .by the passing of the Suspensory Bill (cheers). Other speakers ...

... of his famous work on Homer and the Homeric age. At this period Mr. Gladstone was working hard for the repeal of the paper duties and in promoting those K commercial relations with France which Mr. Cobden was commissioned to establish and carry into effect ...

... Pictnres~'dpon'thefr'own nirits. 'WHATS IT ALL ABOUT ?? would be sen t free for.. Two %rin e- stamps, and the 19 Sporting P -ints f r.- P, Os Nos 'stamps 2s Gd.'I Sent 'abroad for' ?? i ?? 'A tire as Ellixiiman, Sons and Co., Sloach. ?? ' a' ...