... tbdoeht babe*. been erine a dae perfect bedth after ether Se MARRIED sad SI NO LE We book t,laooleahls. Sent on receipt of two stamp., or by letter poet he.. damps. Address. Dr BARNES, I Square, Barasbery, Lando., N. VOR SALE, PHAETON an d BAY COB, and two ...

... noticed favourably in an editorial article. Mr Mitchell directs attention to the recent changes on the Midland Railway by the abolition of second-class carriages and the reduction of the first.class fares from 2d to 14 permits, and the introduction of Palman's ...

... and they were now in a position they were all aware of. The committee, under these alarming circumstances, thought it their duty to call the society together, that the members might take into their serious consideration what steps they might deem it advisable ...

... where gentleness of tone would have been betrayal of duty. Though circumstances made him a man of strife from his youth upwards to near old age, strife came to him not as a natural vocation, but as a duty laid upon him ; and it left him, when he had discharged ...

... Black) to say that since he had been honoured with the representation of the Third Ward be had endeavoured to discharge the duties in a • strsiititliwiraid, and independent manner. fie putt', from the Ward with extreme rogre,t, but at some 'uture time trusted ...

... recognise you, and to bear you in loved remembrance. Well may it be said of you that you have 'done enough for glory;' but duty to a suffering country, and to the mum of constitutional liberty, claim from you yet further effort. Let it be your pride to ...

... postage reform was the abolition of the duties on paper and print—the taxes on knowledge. The newspaper of 1828 wee a small mea g re sheet, price nevenpence, burdened with a paper duty of threepence per pound weight, a stamp duty id ...

... which the war was undertaken, left those which made it popular in this country almost completely unattained. That it was the duty as well as the interest of Great Britain to conclude peace on the terms which Russia accepted, can only be questioned through ...

... buoys, and beacon/ the beet. He Intimated that if shipowner* were relieved on this point they might be called on to pay stamp duty on the transfer or mortgage of vessel., the wily property which is now exempt from taxation of that kind. DEPAITCRIt OF ...

... revenue, that advance most unfortimately is from the increase of income-tax, and Crow the mere chance enhancement of the stamp duties arising from the greater number of deaths among people who had property to leave. But when we turn to the Customs and Excise ...

... newspapers, adverti ements, insurances —fire and marine; an equitable revision of the stamps. including probate and legacy duties; large reductions of the duties upon tea, coffee, and other imports; 25 per cent, off the malt-t tx, and some other smaller ...

... comfort and social condition of the people for which the same excuse cannot be offered. The Chancellor of the Exchequer's Stamp Duties Bill, which was so terribly mangled when submitted to the house, has yet advanced only a little way; while the bill for ...