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TO THE ELECTORS OF THE BOROUGH OP

... tare on know• the commercial treaty with France, the partial re-adjustment of Wades, the removal of oflrmire oaths, the abolition of compulsory Church-rano, and now coesprehermive, though not • complete Reform Time are an reward for oar efforts, and a ...

OUR FOOD PROSPECTS

... of railway communication in Russia must favour the exportation of wheat from that country, while the contemplated abolition of the Is. duty now levied on corn itiqxorted into the United Kingdom must have the eff e ct of rendering foreign supplies generally ...

605541

... in stampe, £18,000 in “ taxes,” £63,000 in pro- perty tax, £10,000 in the Post Office, and £1,000 in Crown land. True, there is a falling-off of £155,000 in Customs, but this is more than accounted for by the entire abolition of the shilling duty on corn ...

WIT AND HUMOUR

... The bill was them which waa the ub: ments, the moet important of bruJd mares from duty A motion by Mr feated om a by 67 to 28. Riad t crempt make servants under 16 from duty was de Service Bill was The committal ot | Mr Fawcett, who objected to ft that it ...

UITTER FROM LONDON. NEWS 0

... JuMillipore. It appears a submits,, whilst overlooking his teen when on fatigue duty In their lines, used reline offensive language to one of the se ye, who We. not doing his duty In as waling a ntanner so the other men. The cnbudar's language offended the ...

LETTER FROM tORDON. NEws OF THE WPM aift

... at that time, in addition to • heavy duty Upon futpor, the stamp upon every newspaper was fourpence every advert , seinent that • servant wax 'tented, or • mangle to be add, everything, however trifling, paid • duty to the state of not less than sa. 6 ...

If Cur fonbon (Eorrtsponbilii. Ws teem It right to stain that we do net at all wan OW rrea, oda'

... inimical to them. Another fact whieb he mentioned has excited • go d deal of attention—that 43 years ago he twk part in the abolition of those laws which made it illegal to combine. Lord Derby's remarks on labour amt capital, of the relation. of en.ployere ...

term FROM Y ONDON. Nrwo OF THE Wes►. Gil

... several question., and announced his Intention to continue to oppose the ballot. Ile also stated that he was opposed to the abolition of the law of primogeniture LOOKING INTO NEXT YEAR. (From the Pall Yatt Gazette.) That infallible foreteller of the times ...