... ABOLITION OF FRENCH _PASSPORTS MB HEWAI _, of the Chamber of Commerce _, having been in communiqation _• with the French Consulate ' on the subject of the Abolition of _Passports in France , _has been _favoured with the following _documents : — COSSDLAT ...

... occasioned by the reduction of duties. The raising of the spirit duty has been a failure, as he was told at the time. It has lessened the revenues very much ; and it is probable that it will receive alterations. The penny stamp system may be further extended ...

... and Beautiful Choice of CABINETS. BUFFETS. ETA RES. TA BLES, JA K DINI ERE S. WORK-TABLES. &c. &c. R. & Co., on the abolition of the duties on these Goods, entered into arrangements with the most eminent Parisian Makers, and will in future have constant ...

... it their duty make. The grants were unanimously agreed to. The meeting then separated. THE PASSPORT SYSTEM IN FRANCE. Mr Hewat, of the Chamber of Commerce, having been in communication with the French Consulate on the subject of the abolition of passports ...

... will they offer mue? This birth of therevolution of 1848, iiit a crown? It biears no sign of the Holy Cross; there is not stamped upon its front the seal of ' the grace of God ?? it is not a cown. .It is the iron collar which would -reduce to the tank ...

... Beautiful Choice of CABINETS. BUFFETS, SECRETAIRES. TABLES. JARDINIERES. WORK-TABLES. Ac. Ac. R. W. & Co., on the abolition of the duties on those Goods, entered into arrangements with the most eminent Parisian Makers, and will in future have constant ...

... any- thing short of the stamping of the bonds ; and they have intimlated that tile Comnissioners of ,Inland Revenue have adjjudicated the stamp duty payable an the bond of perpetual annuity..for £4200 at xlt:4, and the stamp-duties payable ...

... and cord, £280; advertising, nearly .£3000; printing for show cards, counter hills, and box labels, £.8000; and for postage stamps, a little under .0110. At the same meeting, Mr King (foreman of the soap powder department), gave the following interesting ...

... liberty. to draw '] lad upon the concern, to any amount that might to be required for the efficient discharge of his I rly 'duties. 1r 3owiby proceeded to. China in' the es- same steamer as'ord Elgin and Baron Grbs, E i with whom :he was. shipwrecked, and' ...

... Council stood in their esteem. But the Council must discharge its duty in the same spirit shown towards them in this matter of the stamping of bonds never to used; they must discharge their duty under an Act Parliament which was perfectly plain, for they must ...

... volume, whose tit!“ place at ill • hearl this notice, remarks very justly in a pre- fator>-note that, In the sacmi literature ABOLITION PASSPORTS, Scutlau.l. may well Mk with surprise why it is . K^.n , rt SVBt e,u ceases regards British tint then- is not single ...

... Britain, we must not be misled by vague anticipations in regard to the immediate result of the continental struggle. Even the abolition of the temporal power of the Pope, although that has not yet taken place, by no means renders Certain the overthrow of his ...