Title: The New Zealand Evangelist, Vol. 1, no. 11 (1 May 1849)

Editors:

• Rev. Samuel Ironside
• Rev John Inglis

In: The New Zealand Evangelist

Publication details: Wellington

Part of: William Golder Electronic Edition

License: Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 3.0 New Zealand Licence

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Simplicity.—It was felt that Dr. Arnold had the power, in which so many teachers have been deficient, of saying what he did mean, and of not saying what he did not mean—the power of doing what was right, and speaking what was true, and thinking what was good, independently of any conventional notions that so to act, speak, and think, was becoming or expedient.

Debt.—Woe be to that generation that is living in England when the Coal Mines are exhausted, and the National Debt not paid off.—Arnold.