... was an event predicted by inspiration. and was brought about the stirring up of tb« spirit Cyrus, who felt charged with the duty of building A bouse to at Jerusalem. The pouring out of the Spirit the day of Pentccoet was foretold by the Saviour ere left ...

... solitary and weary life of penury and regret?—Once a week. The Echo Agricole” has an article showing that the projected abolition of the duty on foreign wool will not be injurious to French agriculture. Holloway’s Pills, —Nothing this world can afford is any ...

... the field much diminished since the late improvement in artillery. —Paris LtUtr. The Gazette de Midi shows that the abolition of the duties cotton and wool will serve the manufacturers without injuring the farmers, whose flocks produce wool of different ...

... said—As to the relation of the treaty of free trade, he denied altogether that our duties were arranged at present solely for purposes of revenue reductions our wine duties ; more especially bad been repeatedly the subject of negotiations with various nations ...

... musical J •'of cln-mical. and duties arc protective tmusb Klgliali spirit duty being Bs., and that French nrandy 155.). will partly rank proteiiltve dull. And in . tar the commercial ireaty recently concluded d. al. will, these duties, it not inconsistent with ...

... are as follows. Abolition of duties on all articles of French manufacture. Assimilation of the duties on French spirits with those English Colonies. The duty those firstnamed is present 15s. ajjallon, on the others only 75.; the duty on ...

... these advantages the British Governmeat proposes the immediate and unqualified abolition of all duties on French manufactures. The duty on brandy descends to the colonial duty 8?. 2d. gallon, and on wine 35., with further and permanent reduction to Is. ...

... these advantages the British Government proposes the immediate and unqualified abolition of all duties on French manufactures. The duty on brandy descends to the colonial duty of Bs. 2d. a gallon, and on wine to 35., with a further and permanent reduction ...

... consideration. John The duty on paper being nn duty, the incoureoience and vexation connected with it were aa much felt as the pecuniary burden, and therefore it ought not to kept a permanent burden. They had got rid of several duties excise, and. abolitios ...

... IbOl, the valorem duty British manutactures of per cent, v.as to be reduced 25 ptr cent in consideration for these advantages the British Government proposes the immediate and unqualified abolition all duties on French manufactures. duty on brandy descends ...

... July, 1860, duty on coal ; October, iron; December, tools; June, 1861, duty on flax and hemp goods; October, all prohibition on English manufactured goods, an ad valorem duty, not exceeding 30 per cent. England engages to abolish all duties on manufactured ...

... of the abolition of the paper du he said , think the committee will readily guess in at I am , about to propose—the abolition of the duty in paper (cheers). Let the committee briefly conside: with sme the reasons for the repeal of the paper duty. First ...