... LORDS—filowprr. The Duke of Richmond before submitting the motion of which he had given notice respecting the effects of the abolition of army purchase. referred in terms of deep regret to the loss which since Friday last the House had sustained by the deaths ...

... against £19,492,000 in the previous year, being reduc tion of £1,445,000, which is doubtless attributable to the abolition of the paper duty—a step which has resulted in little benefit to the public but in the establishment of great number of wretched and ...

... structures Melrose, Tintcru, aud the like. Our own tastes do not incline the lighter portions magazine literature; but it is the duty au editor to cater for all tastes, so long they are legitimate and true ; and we have glanced long enough at the B|>acc here ...

... something more is expected Ncgatixo Tirtues may commendable some instances, and such cases adverse votes on the Church Eats Abolition Bill, the BaUot, Extenaiou of .Suffrage to Working Men, and other auch like measures would well entitle Mr. Bov ill to support ...

... Wbately. letter waa read from Mr. Job U. collector of the borough rates and inspector of nuiaanous, asking for aasiataace ia his duties, or that the should api>oiot another person to the latter offioa.—Kef erred to the committee. Mr. moved the adoption of a ...

... after this day will require license. The licenses may obtained from distributors and subdistributors of stamps throughout the country, and the duty on them is, for maker of cards £l, or for a seller of cards 2s 6d. AT length the appointment of Primate ...

... that if such a radical reform would good for the Siople of England, it was the duty of the people ngland to maintain them longer. But nad those who advocated the abolition of the House of Lords decided what was take its place ? Was there be second Chamber ...

... other Galvanic Machines bare been tried vein. It also contains Mr. Hals-’e Letters on medica' Galvanism, 52 pages. Sand two stamps to Mr. W. H. liaise, Warwick Lidgo, 40, Aldison Road, Kensington, London, for it. EXTBXOaDINABY CITBB OP COUOH B 7 POWBLL ...

... England was strangled. What the case row ? First the tax came ff advertisements ; next did away with the stamp duty; ami at hist with the excise duty on patter. Many of the papers were most bitterly harassed ami distressed. They were one tlcse distressed ...

... them that hall state them Ills political opinions, and when upon the subject of the duties of parliamentary representative, he stated tliat he considered the bounden duty members of parliament state their constituencies tbeir views upon the political topics ...

... would be well matter could so pleasantly terminate, but lies that way, and keeps the whole National Guards of the capital on duty day and night. However, a general lias arrived who will not submit long to such menace, for d’Aurelles Paladines is a Cavaijnac ...

... Committee of Ways and Means, when the Chancellor of tho Exchequer moved that every banker’s draft or order should have a penny stamp affixed. Singular to say the motion, though intended to bo opposed, was carried without word of comment. On the motion that ...