... Rules and Orders in, 90, 100, 114 St a mi* Act, New Provisions of, 42 Statutes. New Benefit Societies Amendment Act, 102 Stamp Duties, 91, 112 T. TRADERS AND NON-TRADERS, ...

... ; from a wont in's lips. next franker was M ittisew I Hull, wh had been engaged for twelve years an stamping the North-Western State for the Abolition cause. He was hard-featured and running -looking, yet had a of cheeriness in his and manner, whieh secured ...

... having been completed. The following appointments were made yesterday at the Admiralty E. S. Sotheby, C. 8., to PRICE P. STAMPED, P. the Conqueror, vice - Capt. Willcox, who has been superseded at his own request ; Commander P. De Saumarez to the Dasher ...

... guilty phantasy that man can hold property in man.” have a natural right, therefore, to reek the abolition of slavery throughout the globe. It is oi r special duty to make Massachusetts free soil, that the_ moment the fugitive slave stands upon it, he shall ...

... revolution which is going on in the art of warfare for she will not have known how to take advantage of .ber supe- PRICE 4D• STAMPED, SD. says that that sum will fall far short of what will eventually be needed. The officials of the octroi have taken possession ...

... occurred in respect to duties heretofore paid by newspapers—namely, the abolition of the advertisement duty and the stamp npon newspapers. These redactions had brought new publications into the field of newspaper literature; and if the duty ...

... the duty of hospitality is not felt as in district where travellers can find no houses of public entertainment, and depend for their comfort on the consideration of private individuals. In such a district hospitality becomes the first of all duties, and ...

... for procuring the abolition of the most unjust prohibitions imposed by Lord Lyndhurst’s Act upon the above union* for permisainn lay before the Vestry copy of petiton for iu abolition. No action taken. Utilization of Skwagb and Abolition of the Main Drainagk ...

... which the Association intend to make ~ 'en's, 9,9, Walworth Road, ' Orr's Kentish Journal,', Agent. for the total abolition of the duties on Tea, Coffee, Office,.7.l, GREAT GEORLIE ST.BERMONDSEY -red Carriage Free to all parts of town Daily. and Sugar ...

... or that particular part of his argument; but I say that substantially he was q uit e r i g ht, an d th a t it is the bounden duty of the government to revise the taxation of the country, and in doing so to take care that it shall not fall rather upon industry ...

... loyal subjects of the Crown, and therefore the levying of further taxes, such as those contemplated by the License Bill,' stamp duty, Sze., which bear particularly hard on the poorer classes, will, it is to be feared, give rise to general dissatisfaction ...

... turn for a moment to tho duties which Sir Francis Goldsmid, if elected, will have to perform. I should think ho cannot have forgotten, although he has not chosen to bring tho subject before you, that amongst the very first duties which will come beforo ...