DEDICATION. To the Right Honourable the LORD ABERDARE. Late MY LORD, In asking your permission to dedicate to you te love of Israel Mort, Overman,' permit me to give me apa tion. I am one of those who think they aireacy s we ares f a time when our public men shall be judge, we spicuousness or power of their position by the of trans of enemy-by party triumphs or failures-ut every mere reforms of the instrument of legislation, women s sary-but by the actual use they have now of van sy tunities to promote the social well-being of van uruseg fellow-men, and especially of those who most magas, y water, help. When, my Lord, that day comes, I versus name will be most gratefully remember the Act you succeeded in passing throug of the most adverse influences: an Act with ta developments, will prove to be the miner I have the honour, my Lord, to also |