... soldiers—more of this you will yet experience unless something in the right direction be done. Our soldiers are of a better stamp and are improving ; moreover they desire to be treated as rational beings. Let canteen be open to a soldier on entering the ...

... make up for the reduction of the Stamp dates amid the abolition of the License Tsx ? If so, there is no need of an Income Tax. Other proposed features of the Statement are expected to be equalisation of Salt duties. This, iii itself, would largely increase ...

... be so stamped that the impressions may be distinctly read without the aid of a microscope; such for instance, as the Judicial stamps which are in unison with the of the piper, and might be coloured something after the fashion of our postage stamps. The ...

... connection with the Judicial Courts in the btolussil. The members of the eoutomplate proposing the abolition of She ',stem of refunding the Stamp duties to the pots in th• event of Ciril suits being compromised. Tie Ci:it Finance Cornmimion, have also ...

... enhance the almost indefensible salt duties, cut down all establishments, summanly stop half our Public Works, dig charge whole regiments of Sepovs, and essay the doubling up of tho European Corps, the abolition of two Commander in-Chiefships, and ...

... period. Much of this increase in the appetite for knowledge is due to the reduction of the paper duty, following the abolition of the compulsory newspaper stamp, but it is caused in • I still greater degree by the strides of education among the people during ...

... front eriminal reckleogness or dishonesty in the debt or evading payment. So far, indeed, the bill will effebt only • formal abolition of what bass praotically been abolished before. The deficiency of the present law arises from these two cause.: —First, so ...

... are the officers to come; the subalterns are all employed on the very duties spez,ified, and the Captains are doing, chiefly, general duty? We reply, that we would have no general duty for any one under the rank of field officer. But the Captains will not ...

... trial ; the denial the ; the of the Military Ordere from first to nut; the etaiu thou inflicted ou our national character; all stamp as of the saddest invations of individual liberty over on thia continent. Seldom has there been a in which no many of the ...

... The Council .Military Education. Further Changes. .Yew System and ETamination. Duties Inspectors. School Masters, and Assistants. Adult .Attendance. Special Classes. Abolition Adult fees. Lectures. Religious Instruction. Children's and Industrial Schools ...

... he interrupts some one else who is litter. The nation loses a great deal when the best ma • ker of stamps on earth is made to say he will not make stamps because clubs will not receive him. Again the workman who could do the professional work is daunted ...

... particular ease is often a hard matter. It seems to Us, for instance, a nuttier of most anxious thought and inquiry where the duty of a neutral begins —when the belligerent is tin longer called upon to point ont. that the neutrality is being, or hits been ...