... heavy paper duties and other restrictions, which rendered it difficult to realise the smallest profits after defraying all expenses of the cost of production. But a new era of enlightenment began when the repeal of the paper duty, the stamp duty, and the ...

... the abolition of the slave trade, and, as the Lib srsl party, have we not always found ourselves thwiated by this irresponsible assembly! It a messes • has the Tory stamp upon it th-n it is passed almost without criticise', hut if the Liberal stamp it ...

... Capt. J. H. Smith asked if Mr M'Allister would be in favour of increasing the price of whisky. (Laughter.) Mr Ales. Cowie—Stamp it out. Mr M'Allister replied that it was dear enough already. (Laughter.) He thought the temperance reformers should begin ...

... of illimitable wealth, and it is our duty as rational people to conserve and materve it. But let us act with !moderation and w Well, there are lota of fragments to be disposed of in this bazaar yet, and it is our duty to see that the stalls are completely ...

... are conscientious J.P.'s 1 do not for • moment doubt, but I fear they are far—very feria the minority when called upon to do duty on the licensing bench. Andrew—l've aye thocht that the font themeel's aid has the po'er to my Other they wint licenses or ...

... Bailie Bremner said that Mr Gordon took too much to do with the findings of the Board. The Inspector said that it was his duty to give them his opinion for their guidance in regard to matters that were overlooked by the Local Government Board. Mr Gibb ...

... for England. !Meade Ileotheadoead Wales, with an Imperial Paellamoat for Imperial asks. 8. and et Worm Poor laws sad thee abolition property lisps' Bill for • reduction al Your for thine occupations Parliaiseutary sad is ail Goverment 11. Tresasial 12. ...

... are doing. (Laced thieve) And I moan you, speaking for iiiyaelf. that I find my abate of that duty quite sufficient for my retaliates, ; but of all the duties I have to none are on thoroughly enjoyable such as these to-day, in being peromitted to blow ...

... Assembly on Monday night bMr the Premier. He announced a surp of A 1.007,000. a reduction of the duty on tea to a pony per lb., and the abolition of the duty on coffee. Da M.P., was a Ilanday at s e ntenced to a months' imprisonment egt by spitting at (Ninety ...

... posterity ; nor can be have the right to lay the duty of providing the mid breed and batter and clothes on the should'' , of generatime el These is fraud being Esse and Christianity will appl y itself to stamp the fr aud out. To speak elevatieEth4 o 7 Amp ...