A Christian View of the "Bradlaugh" Case.

[Ought to be read by every Christian.]

A man has not only the right to express his thoughts, but it is his duty to do so—he writes :—"It is my right and my duty to take my seat, I shall try to exercise my right and to perform my duty.—C.B.

Gratitude is her due to the brave Church of England Clergyman, Rev. Steward D. Headlam, who has brought upon himself much censure and assailment for having persisted in holding the "right of electors." Notwithstanding most influential presure to the contrary.—N.R.C.B., January, 1883.

His simple words were weighty with a eloquence which not only swayed the hearts, but the judgment of his hearers. And few men left a audience under greater weight of obligation for truths spoken and principles enunciated.

Published By J. Dunne Woolloomooloo, Sydney 112 Bourke Street