... investment from the but all they said, as well as all they did, bears the monetary point of view. Colonel Ball-Acten, another stamp of sincerity. Robert Moffat, like so many co-worker of Mr. Gregson, testified that nearly all the other motable Scotchmen, ...

... offered for sale should have a stamp attached to it, and that any publicher wishing to . issue a book should buy of the author as many of these stamps as he intends to print copies, being allowed to return unused stamps, and receive back what he bas paid ...

... easily ; they must work harder pay more—that’s my idea; good, isn't it ?—ha! c2ving Talbot Glendower and his sister to discuss duties and the rights of property—premising that, wauy tyraats, they may find that to abuse or lect the one, may in time endanger ...

... labours of the committee the new stamps are entirel y distinct from each other. The halfpenny stamp is printed on white in an orange red colour. The penny stamp remains as at present. The larger portion of the three-halfpenny stamp is inpurple, with the smaller ...

... result in serions Pulmonary and Asthmatic affec. tions. See that the words ‘‘ Brown’s Brouchial Troches” are on the Government Stamp around each box.—Prepared by Joux 1. BrowN & Soxs, Boston, U.B. European depot, 33, Farringdon Road, London. SPALDING DIVISION ...

... the distressing symptoms so prevalent with the sex, Boxes Is. 114, and 2s. 9d., of all Chemists. Sent anywhere for 15 or 34 Stamps, by the Lixcouy axs Minraxp Covntizs Drue Co , Lixcowx, CoscuLiNe.—Cement for Broken Articles, 6d. and Is. ; postage 2d, Sold ...

... the English producer was charged heavy import duties on all his goods entering foreign countries. Our remedy for the bad times was to insist on Free Trade all round—a free exchange of commodities without duties on either side—failing which he would tax the ...

... you will receive presents from Florence, which she has brought from Europe for you. Celia, you will remain and commence your duties as my daughter s maid.” In 4 few moments the sable crowd had departed, rejoicing in the prospect of three days of merriment ...

... integral parts of the Empire, They would boycott the trade of England with Ireland by prohibitive duties—not revenue duties levied on foreigners, but prohibitive duties levied by rebel subjects of the Queen on the manufactures of loyal subjects of the Queen. ...

... declaration, although otherwise duly elected and appointed, they were not eutitled to fulfil any duties in connection with the office, and any acts or duties performed by them would be invalid. As the Viear of Horncastle was away from home his churchwarden ...

... these objects before the Committee was appointed, he should oppose it. Sir Lyon Playfair brought up the Coal Daties (London) Abolition Bill, which it appeared the Committee had so amended as to provide, among other things, that in order to assist the City ...

... him from a drunkard’s grave. Anyone suffering or desiring to help others in this worthy cause, by sending a self-addressed stamped envelope to Mr. James Holland, 25, Hart Street, High Holborn, London, will receive this nformation, free of charge. Mention ...