... representatives of that party who imposed a 4d stamp ou everything printed in the shape of a newspaper and who resisted in the time the first .Reform Parliament, the reduction of that stamp to a penny and its abolition by Mr Gladstone in 1855 (cheers) they are ...

... remedy at the hands of the Government. He expressed himself in favour of the equivalent countervailing duty upon bountyfed sugars, because such a duty would simply intercept the foreign bounty for the benefit of the revenue, and enable all rival traders ...

... carefally, and remove every trace o'dab with the thumb-nail. If they are badly infested reject and burn them. Ihe best means of stamping out clubbing are manure, deep trenching, ond proper rotation of crops. Look closely after the celeryfly, and dust the foliage ...

... remnant fined those bred in th Western and Middle States, of the sugar duty and additlon the New England. Ohm, lowa, Minnesota, Indiaca, Michigan, expenditure had been incurred by the abolition army esnecially Kentucky and Illinois. purchase. On the whole it ...

... of legislation, it declares, the duties Parliament will be limited to controlling the Administration. To every individual citizen will be accorded the privilege of proposing the enactment of new laws and the abolition of old ones. All public employes ...

... bureau,directed from the metropolis and having local centres in all parts of the country, would competent to perform the duties which Lord Brahazon rather lightly assigns Imperial Commission. Having begun the task we should have to make it the business ...

... Forms of all kinds sup plied by return poat.and Deeds stamped in thelnland Revenue, Somerset House. HOW to MAKE FIRE ; save 30 per cent. guaranteed to bum the finest slack. Give it trial. Terms six stamps-will save that a week.-Address James Smith. Greengrocer ...

... Mr. Fawcett intends, soon .as possible, to make arrange* monte to permit the use' of postage stamps pay* ment for telegrams place of the special tolagraph stamp. An inquest has been opened at Uxbridge on the body of a male infant which gardener dug up while ...

... marble statue of tho KichtHon. William Pitt forhis,disinterested and uiiaiapce afforded them towards obtainin a, repeal of the Stamp Act.” The work was executed Walton, the King’s sculptor, who is saved by this statue from absolute oblivion. On May 17, 1770 ...