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... ordinary income as follows: Customs £38000 (we omit the fractions) Excise £371000 Stamps £37000 Property Tax £24000 Crown lands £30000 Miscellaneous £36000 The falling-off in the same period on Taxes and the Post Office to the extent of £69000 The net ...
... interest take the of workiog class of anbject I think I shall your reader in t following plan been thinking of for that the of land scheme to juveniles king of to a i ecom at of year I should female from joining society for I would of opportunity joining ...
... Duke Wellington versus Earl Grey.— Ye have good reason for stating that tbe manner in which the contemplated reduction in the army is to take dace has uot yet been determined on : Earl Grey, the Colonial Secretary, urges the withdrawal of troops from the ...
... ANTI-CALLOSITY or celebrated RUS-X SIAN CORN AND BUNION PLASTER the invention of eminent Surgeon of high oelebrity in the Russian Army It is well-known foot that the natives of suffer more severely from Corns Bunions other people on earth particular' neglect ...
... known. Cabinet Council was held Prague on the evening of the 30th ult., and it was thought that the position of . the Austrian army on the Saxon frontier was the subject of that Council and of several telegraphic communications which were subsequently dispatched ...
... Hatfield, £250. ll%lf-a-Pjnt Ale—l Yard Land.—lt is not ; often, we daresay, that a man thinks, when he drinks *' a gill of ale,*' he is swallowing square yard of land Yet j so it is. There are 34.700,000 acres of land in England, j the rental which is £30 ...
... was that relating to the purchase of the land required for carrying out the objects of the Board. A Committee was appointed for the purpose of waiting upon the Rev. J. Moultrie, M.A., the Vicar, to whom the land belonged, when that gentleman expressed ...
... been, models of obe- Thetn” ge,andlo - val, y- (Cheers.) ptain fv, ...
... majority of the people, whose instinctive desires are —Wesleyan d'KrtrinCjand pure Ministry.” Reduction in the Army.—The reduction contemplated in tbe army this year will, it is understood, exceed 4,000 rank and tile, and will effected thus; a number of regiments ...
... reciting following lines wbich Arouse Chartists brave Let land watchword Scout O scout the servile slave That crouches may be free “ Up despots Lick no more your mess-pots like on your land trade will work eat and play shepherds fleecing flock will pay ...
... proportion the extent of their criminality to be sentenced to hard • labour in the mines, to work at the fortifications, to enter army after a certain term of imprisonment. Nearly all these persons are young men. The Overland India Mail has bremght advices from ...