... PUNCiLi THE BENEFIT OF THE BUDGET. The duty on timber abolished, Will do the poor builders great good; Hurrah for the difference demolished 'Twixt wine in the bottle and wood! e Hurrah for the sheer abolition On pepper, ye grocers, of due! How much we ...

... tate of India been attended by Colonel E lephaut ? A WoRD WITH TILE POET LauntEATr.-Ob, Mr. Tennyson! Judy has felt it her duty already to tell ycu that you were writing verses utterly unworthy of your reputation; but iie regrets to see that you have ...

... re Laurent takes up a chair, and striking as ill-aimed blow at her head, fells her to the gi ound, The concubine of Marat stamps upon her, treuiblinig with fury. At the tumult of the scene, at the cl ies of the two women, the inhabitants of the next houses ...

... kinds printed in Glasgow in 1816 was 373,718. The progress of the newspaper press subsequent to the abolition of the stamp, paper, and advertisement duties has been very great. In 186b there were in existence ni the United Kingdom 663 jeurnals, classified ...

... cost by money orders for each exchange were only one penny for Emall amounts usually remitted in postage stamps, the practice of remitting ?? stamps would almost entirely cease.- Tie Test-qjfiee, and its AtMony Order System, by ecl2py Callcadet' THE RfEosR- ...

... excellence of its wines. Philadelphia was the market of the wine region of; Asia, and its colas indicte this, as they are stamped with the head of Bacohus. - -1 , - - , , . ? 1- . .. .1 Y- I - been obolera enough to have slain a dozen strong men 'i that ...

... suflerisg, as such; and foolishlyto hope that good may be brought by Ileeven out of all on which Hbavey itself has set tlie stamp of evil, that we may avoid it,-that they accept pain ind defeat as if these were their appointed portion ; never scoderstanding ...