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... deplorable death deprives the array of a brave soldier and France of one of her noblest ehildren. In the amended Act respecting stamp duties, the following are the propped new u ties with regard to !tills of Exchange --Inland hills, thefts, or enters for the payment ...
... *Melee a bnielt which •ould defy detection were it not for the Owner of the eustoniary silver math. We understand that the duty payable on articles is alone most to the charge (Yr an equivelent in till. beautiful metal. herald. Anvil 90th, 1881.—J. W ...
... Szlumper stated, This is only a Tory trick, to put in another Tory at a convenient mo- ment,' I then said, 4 I have a sense of duty let us ask Mr Jones, and I knew that he was a warm supporter of the Liberals.' I asked him whether be would not sup- pota Liberal ...
... down, I wish to explain the extent and character of the change which has come over my views. I thought in 1838 that it wis the duty of the State, which in my opinion had a conscience, to propa- gate religious truth. I also thought that the creed, of the Irish ...
... attended the services. My salary as organist was regularly paid to me each July by the canon who for the yeardischarged the duties of master of the fabric. and I signed my initials to a book or paper, on. which a statement of aceoinits was written but I ...
... altogether a most gigantic affair. Amongst the witnesses was Christine the two-headed girl, but whether she performed the duties of bridesmaid or maids did not appear. There was whispering and muttering in the crowded church but the principals appeared ...
... of a serious diminution of postal revenue as had been predicted—although a loss of £50,000 was caused by the abolition of the newspaper stamp— while the development of the postal service has only been int proportion to public requirements. It is clear ...
... nature to form the subject of pastoral counsel. It will be granted readily that a minister of Christ ought to inculcate the duty of carrying religion into common life. But in doing so. must lie confine himself to general terms? May he not sometimes descend ...