... landlords only. The bill, lie went on to say, was altogether voluntary-y oluntary as regarded the working man, wheo was free to determine whether he should become the owner of his house, voluntary in respect of the actual owner, who might say whether or not ...

... dluaOer. What more thrilling, I i:. ir'i' gighLt is there than tile lauIchiag of the ,l;cb^^t i; arnsiver to a sumnnons for aid ? Here, ;- Abl't1elc, it has been witnessed often enough in r cilsticl ce. Matly citizeas will remember thu fttfu sales that ...

... and also an rincrease in the memihbership. It was agreed to rpcommend that the members should increase their voluntary subscriptions in aid of the engineers' lookout fund. SECOND GREAT NORTH RECEPTION. The second of the series of receptions of Remployees ...

... account of slot his eccentric projects and general conduct, but he has since been re- ] moved from Pails by the police. A detachment of the Garde Mii ar nicipale having repaired to his residence, and gained admission into i his presence, intimated the object ...

... require more resvenue bi to keep the institution going on its present el scale. Depending so much as they do, on the ta voluntary subscriptions of the beneficent, the hi directors must throw themselves on the ai liberality and generosity of the sympathetic ...

... the rule that two and two make four. P Political economy cannot be thrown over . ti v neither can it be banished to Jupiter aid i1 r Saturn. Like Wisdom, it will be justified n a of all its children, and avenged without ol r stint on all those who transgress ...

... pursued rvith system; and the other, whether it should be left, as it hitherto almost en- tirely has been, to the voluntary,but detached, isolated, and irre- gular efforts of individuals. T his appeared to him to be the al- ternative; and he would say ...

... aggregate to upwards of £60,000 are to be given in aid of the construction of har- bours and piers' in Lewis, Skye, Tiree, ;Sutherland, and Caithness. In such cases the Government are looking for local aid as much as possible to assist in the completion ...

... aattliticlerk iso the privileges allowed to Roman Catholloi 'tie° aid il 'EE PRGPOSDD PUREI4SE op to WVESTBIRN. m VISIT OF TOWN OOL'SML COMIILI'EES as Ou Thursday afternoo lthe Links aid Par3e and ir, Finance Sub-Comrmittees of _'berdeea Tovn ercc Council ...

... left to voluntary efret He thought it would serve a useful publi n service if the Government were to state what 0-ac ci likely to be dohe with that part of our coast defence which many persons thought was likely to be under- 0 taken by voluntary meens. ...

... interesting paper, which gave rise to considerable discussion. Mr Smith spoke generally on the present state of agricul- ture, aid soeie of the new difficulties with i which farmers have to contend. sot'rc i Gladstonialls are beginning to feel uncomfortable ...

... their mode of ex- P tending gorants, wvith a iew to give increased aicl t to the poorer class of ie'rgy iha the Church of - En aId. Rirt Staihioije. I replying, said the Li c.ailuiiloneors Nvere unm illig io altei a s ystenin whioch hiad becomen so wv*ell ...