... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... ell neva of these were on one foot. And new the rival editor tabs he} readers, Are these subject which ought in organs whose duty itl. to should public opinion! A !A- 111:4 Dsv. When Dr Thompson, a din tingshislialskotch clergymen, WAS sninister of he ...

... iuto the facts. They is. rid ante of the landlord doing Lis duty by hiapwopis but in hia plies they have gm rine:her dem of nee, who carry away the of the coil without sharing saw of the duties responsibilities attachlag to, owsiing here. (Cheers) That ...

... restored to rank and duty several naval officers who had fallen under the displeasure of the former Secretary, and had been suspended by sentence of courts-martial approved by him. One of these was an engineer, who was Fended from duty anil from pay for ...

... also four seats, with the dribs , duties against the nags of foreign nations, and atter machinery tot four mem to work at manu .on n p l easure tr i p, h i s papers were found to be 16 certain time their total abolition. The, Secret to 'Mg the cartridges ...

... a penny every day, whilst when the Liberal party took the epea i tion n hand the newspapers had every day on every paper a stamp of 4d, and you did not get half so good a paper then at the price of as you get now for a penny, And you know what is going ...

... Lords Commissioners of Her Majesty's Treasury have appointed Mr George H. Duncan, banker, Dingwall, to he sub-distributor of Stamps and sub-collector of Land and Assessed Taxes, at Dingwall, in room of Mr Charles Munro, resigned. HIGELLND Pwrozza.—Among ...

... Tuesday last. The ilooamerrt did not caU any grelt atnomit comment, and accordingly has. cat .received ji The or t ,nuts, as in duty bound, thirtk it all that it ouglit to be, though the Liberal journals quite echo the praise bestowed on it by his followers ...

... sacrificed to the Genii. This is the third time within a year that he has indulged in this horrible barbarity.' PROPOSED ABOLITION OF THE LORD SHOW.—Alderman Sir Robert Carden, speaking from the bench at the Mansion-House on Saturday last, took occasion ...