... The- Ctr.asmu said if it could be shown the rtes' were as good 'ilder the old systen as at the present time it would be the duty of the Bench to granttbe application. ' ' I Mr Jz russ said the old system wae the least, expensive, but the rates were evidently ...

... would have to undertaketo pay to the state, in lieu Of the suois they now paid as compensation for stamps on notes payable on demuand, and for licence duty, the sum of £2 ifs per cent. on the amount of issue, to be ascertained fromt timse to tin s in the ...

... chairman; all against. b MILEAGE DUTIES.-BY Mr. Watson, from Etege coach lad proprietors and innkeepers of Hull; Sir Joshua Wulnsley, cm from certain inhabitants of Leicester, for the abolition ofi gel~ the usileage duties on all public conveyances. OPoENINGc ...

... havingbeenobliged,bytherecent b Stamp Act, to issue the - new penny receipts on the 10th of this month, and, as they had properly determined to apply the c perforating principle to these stamps also, the attention of the 0 Stamp department at S6mer'set-house ...

... they only sup- ported to the extent of one-fourth ? It is not the duty of the church, much less the duty of a sect, to educate the whole children of the country. It is the nation's duty. (Cheers). They cannot trust the clergy of the Church of England to ...

... and honest as themselves. He further jocularly iemarked that as they (the Liberals) had the truth on their side, it was their duty not to irritate their Conservative friends, but with kindness and forbearance to lead them from darkuess into the light. (Great ...

... for a return of the num- ber of newspaper stamps, at one penny, issued to newspapers in England, Ireland. Scotland, and Wales, for 1851 and 1852, specifying each news- paper by name, and the number of stamps issued in each of the above years to each newspaper ...

... therefore, that thorw should be a considerable reduction of the stmip duties upon the transfer of landed property anid upon mortgages under £1,000 afnd that within the same limit the !stamp duty upon leases shoald beain unilorm hall per elit. His next proposal ...

... the powers of the superior courts to imprison by attachment be interfered with. Means were also provided for the gradual abolition of imprison- ment of small debtors in the county courts, and in fa- ture all orders of this kind must be made in open court ...

... and were much needed, as for instance the remission of the soap duty, the gradual abolition of the tea duty, and the promise of a more equitable adjustment Of the stamp and other duties ; but those boons are more than counterbalanced by the ...

... preessd, even at the cost of withdrawing the Ballot c Bill, The first duty of the House was to redress the t i grievances of the people, and here was a reall grievance. 'rho second duty of the House was to look after the spending of the people's money, but ...

... system. What Dr. Bell, who is a member of the IMedico-Legal Society,' really advocates is not so much the abolition of coroners as the abolition of jurymen. In thbis )country the appointment of a I medical examiner' to Icarry out Iinqueste' would be somewhat ...