... sate to be reduced to agreement stamp reduced ty 2 4, abolition of Gd stamp ou health policies, abolition of the and plate duties, tea duty reduced 2d the Ib, duty on currants ...

... revenue, but they have the effect of raising tie of the to the purchaser. the duty on copper is 5 cents per the owners of copper mines here charge American buyers the 5 per cent. of duty more per than the copper they export to Britain. prices of coal, &c, » ...

... whi tection under anew name. trade pro! ja not | At fires We would say that if the United charges 50 duties upon their commodities. Now, the effect of duty on any commodity is to raise the price. us suppose, for the sake of i that a tax of 5s per quarter ...

... was great, but much greater and higher than honour and Parliamentary matters was the duty of a Feotsman to Liberalism and to Scotland l et this time. (Cheers.) His duty was to give voice to the convictions of Scotland as to their national honour and social ...

... speaks to-night at Galashiels, My address was issued only on Friday. is for the first time we cannot tarn from the of duty, which is at duty to the Irish who is the em! to Mi At the close of his address Brown answered a aumber of questions. He was declared ...

... Inglis Si Sons for joiatt work. Tae New STAMP.--1t is expected that by the let of next month the new uniform stamp, applicable for letters as well as for receipt', will be issued by the Post Office. The stamps now in use will continue to be availibls ...

... tine away WINTER OVERCOA 13/- Paws Mepais— DON, ‘DU! ESSENCE for DEAFN has honourable pu' men, ever willing to bill for the abolition of hypothec was unfortunate ly, merrily, the livelong day 18/- It always rve the country and do what is right. Lord Minto ...

... five throws for a-side. Both did well, some extremely olose encounters taking place. Mr Daykius acted as referee, but his duties were light, es every fall was remarkably clean?' The contest lasted over an hour. CITY or GLASGOW Bare.—The liquidators ...

... bill (1832), the municipal corporation act the disestabliahmeut of the Irish church (Iso3), and the lend act (1870-80, the abolition of religious tests (1370), promotion by merit in the army (1871), the ballot (1872), and national education (187*—a aeries ...

... could they get a chance the following out still further the policy of the great Reform Act of 1832. Few would advocate the abolition of the grouping system, but many would like to see the formation of new separate burghs, such as Leith; the regrouping of ...