... PALL MALL EasT, Loxpoxw. ust published. _Sent post free for two stamps. GUIDE 'I_“O THE TB.EATIENT of DISEASES of the EYE, CURE OF CATARACT, and other Eye Diseases, WITHOUT OPERATION. Abolition of pain and danger of gfifim\ uuggmhn\ by medical treatment ;| ...

... increase of expenditure in future. (Hear, hear.) After considerable discussion the resolutions | dealing with the tea duty and the stamp duties were at ten o’clock, agreed to. The Railway Servants Hours of Labour Bill was next considered, and a clause proposed ...

... his short life in laboeurs, without fee or reward, ®er the abolition of capital punishment and the reforma‘ion of our criminal code; the repea! of the newspaper, stamp, and advertisement duties; the extension of means of education to the poor, and kindred ...

... been prominently connected with journalism, and was a witness before the Parliamentary Committee concerning the abolition of the stamp duty. He established the Spalding Free Press 49 years ago. Formerly he was also proprietor of the Sleaford Gazette, and ...

... 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 ...

... ATTENDANCE COMMITTEE. The composition of this committee was : Revs, Bury, Cole, Mills, Potts, Messrs. Skinns, Laverack, Lintin, Stamp, Trafford, Usher, Williams SN NOT VERY BUSY. ~ Mr. LAVERACK thought the question about the attendances of members would be ...

... 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. ...

... 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 ...

... from phthisis—in the room in which be had been confined. A crusapg has becn initiated in Canada, baving for its object the abolition of French as ous of the ofiicial lauguages—it being competent in the Domiaion Pariiament, for example, for members t) speak ...

... the quarter the fees for verification, stamping, and adjusting,amounted to £ll6 9s. 2d., and the expenses for travelling, &c., £lO6 6s. 3d. In District No. 1 the inspector had been engaged in verifying, stamping, &ec., in the Gainshorough and Lincoln ...

... even by Mr. Gladstone, and all had attempted to secure their abolition, with the difference that Lord Salisbury’s Government had succeeded in getting foreign powers to agree to the abolition, while other Governments had not. He could say positively that ...