... country, but the commercial value of which it would be difficult to over-estimate. While the abatement of excessive duties and the abolition of prohibitory ones in France has formed the subject of protracted negotiation between the Imperial Government and ...

... beginning of the present year was within three of 500. Of these 323 are papers which have come into existence since the abolition of the stamp duty in June, 1855; 174 are old papers, formerly published at full price, but now become cheap papers, making the total ...

... _some of t ' _ne _newspaper' _' , and _kept _ringim _; tlio _changes upon it , that the police hail been _neglectful in their duty , and harsh in the execution _of their _d'lty , towards an unfortunate person named _Uarbara _Mmr . Now , tlie Town Council ...

... Naga , belongs to the universe, provided only fur little more than thirty per it has vindicated the right, and enforced the duty of 64 whited- sepu l c h re - 00` -.. o f, tb a -*taw o sent. of its population. Wales provided for more than parent. to provide ...

... previous to April 1, 1800 040,000 He again calculated tbat-- The duties he abolished would have yielded— 2,771,000 But that consumption would increase in consequence of their abolition 671,000 Thus leaving an ultimate loss to tbc revenue of 2,100,000 ...

... cheers. The hymnal in use in St. George's appears to be objectionable to the congregation, who endeavoured, lashouting and stamping of feet, to prevent Mr. Hooper being heard when giving out the hymns. , The hymns were sung by the choir and parodied by ...

... cent, on tho total of r| French manufactured goods exported. For I do not the duty of 8 to 12 per cent., to which Lyons has a [!?K though unasked for, a protecting duty; this duty has ''Wed the introduction of an average of 10 to 12 millions of w *B or ribbons ...

... Thus, in the present instance, the duty of toleration, of charity towurda our Dissenting brethren, and even of wise and loving loyalty towards our own Church, may materially affect the question, how far we are in duty bound to preserve inviolate this usage ...

... has been manifest at Cambridge on the annual election to the Proctorship. Mr. George Williams, who was for fulfilling the duties of that office very strictly, has been rejected for Mr. Brocklebank. The conduct of the Proctor in confining some females ...

... country, but the commercial value of t which it would be difficult to over-estimate. While the abatement of excessive duties and the abolition of prohibitory ones in France has formed the subject of protracted uegotiation betw-een the Imperial Government and ...

... country’, but the commercial value of which it would difficult to over-estimate. While the abatement of excessive duties and the abolition of prohibitory ones France has formed the subject of protracted negotiation between the Imperial government and our ...

... to their views and condemned by them. Fond, characteristic speech, said that he did not concur with those who felt it their duty to resign. He had refused to take any port towards the administration of the Act, he would henceforth oppose the Act as &r ...