... principal Railway Stations, where also Railway Accidents alone may be insured against the journey or year. No Charge for Stamp Duty. CAPITAL ONE MILLION. WILLIAM J. VIAN, Secretary. Railway Passengers' Assurance Company, Offices, 3, Old Broad St., London ...

... eminent for his wealth “Liberality and kindly feeling towards the “young” called at the Office for two shillings’ worth of stamps which were handed out to him a clerk who placed them on the shelf (which our fair readers when they post their valentines ...

... in the Crimea he was at one time, subaltern in the Hussars, duty with the escort of Lord Raglan, and never missed turn of duty. While the Rifle Brigade were engaged in the most arduous duties of the siege he exchanged from the cavalry into that famous ...

... favour; but we t defend theml not so much on the ground of custom as of such duty andi of necessity. Thle owners of property are bound, par, not merely by usagmle but by duty to GOD, to provide the poor mai with the mteanus of public wvorship. This cannot ...

... Last night deceased was duty as.bankman, and I was on duty as engine-man; both of at the mouth of the pit. The deceased had been work from 6 clock p.m.. and was perfectly sober. The regular bankman, James Bees, was then on fiis duty, and Lovell was assisting ...

... consider the paper duty especially obnoxious. The shipowner entertains similar hostility towards the timber duty. But it should remembered that both have compensating advantage-from the circumstance that has rendered these duties necessary. All the world ...

... various important operations in catering for such a party. Mrs. Eames (daughter of Mrs. Deane) undertook the more onerous duties. Not the less interesting part of the festival was to witness at the table Mr. and Mrs. Eames and their tea children Mr. Eames ...

... two Archdeacon DowNa.t presided. In opening the pro- ceedings, he laid down two distinct propositions —First, that it was the duty of a Christian nation to endeavour to give instruction to the people of that nation in the principles ot Christian trath. Secondly ...

... ng public utility. Why should there be, for instance, a heavy excise duty on paper? It is a tax on knowledge, on light, on everyday comfort in the working man's home. The paper duty certainly ought to come off. There is another great question which now ...

... increased duty, than it was five lands yielding rich harveste, and flourishing manufactures years since. Doubtless, therefore, upon this calculation,—such, for example, as those of M. Goldenburg and M. even the proposed augmentation will leave the duty Schatenham ...

... the ai The man Hires the earing knocked down kicked bim. The rtle, another nexro, stamped upon vod dragged him cet, poor fellew went to his bunk ; Hires the lee stamped upon him, and flung him into - Thomas, one of the said. . I'm not goi to bt this man ...

... his residence, Windsor Villas. The Abolition Cboech Rates. preliminary meeting baa been held the leading irihMiitsnts of Tavistock, previous to calling public meeting, when addresses will delivered in favour the abolition of Chqreh Rates. Rates. meeting ...