... that protection is J doboed in PFiiliAdd'the Protectionists them- IS ' depriret ve'tlielovod duty on corn, ial9ady zealdus to ?? the abolition of ?? duties. , Oplonofl is,, of the Lower Alps, exclaim e agric of the south of Frace haas-n e of gther earth ...

... Chinese customs duties, which had been objected to, those officers were not under the authority of the British, but were employed by and responsible to the Chinese officials, although we hada interest in the proper collection of those duties, as out of them ...

... reduction of the tea and sugar duties. My noble friend surely will not deny that a reduction of the tea, and sugar duties would he a greater and more general benefit to the working classes .than the remission of the paper duty. But this is a financial question ...

... use a proper stamp upon asammeats for letting furnished houses for a term of lesathn a year. At present a very heavy duty Was exigible ce *ebh grements, utit swas never paid. Wbat, there. foz, hle iroposed to do was to diminish the duty. to a rea- seonable ...

... RRaOWV, from Nottingham, Mr. Molv;it~ty, from several parishes in Durham ; Mr. IlOWEs, from a parish in Norfolk-aguinst the abolition of. SALE OF INTOXICATING LIQUORS ON SUNDA.-By r. PTLKINGTON, from a public meeting held at Blackburn- against. ROMAN CAT ...

... that gallant fu officer had acted as a spy, th The Duke of NEWCASTLE stated that the Duke of to Somerset was absent on public duty. He believed th that the course taken by Admiral Elliot in making ca his information public, and not confining himself ta to ...

... tion on the tea duties, by which 285,0001. mnreo nh. the estimated surplus would be taken from the reoenue }His lon. friend said he had been ebarged with incomef. steney in not giving the same vote for the abolition of th rpaper duties as he had given ...

... Approaches Si Fund-he merely dealt with the duties on coal and wine, b which were paid by the whole metropolis. The hon. gen- a ;tleman might really almost as well have proposed to deal ti with a portion of the spirit duty or the income tax. The As Ischeme of ...

... one of II, their lordships when he said that if there were any suea- at suors which might alleviate the calamity, it was the duty of C, .the government to introduce and of parliament to pass of them. (Hear, hear.) The noble marquis hald said that di several ...

... attack upon udeg codc o tba fe. It ?? to doonduchimsdlf. in the duty of your lordships, if a Judgmiscnut h im self, to censure him, hut whilst he conducts hinsef with a propriety it is your duty, when there is a charg made I against him, to afford him a ...

... Yorkshire, but he would venture to say the -duties of te -memlirs for Liverpool were more heavy than those of the in members for the Went Riding and Lancashire put together; fe and he was not sure that the duties of the members for N Liverpool were not more ...

... rather than otherwise, and while. depre- - eating discussion on the subject until the papers were produced, bp- qeiitted th'e duty of 'th~e g overnment t'o give every consideration to the ques- c. 'lion of mail cud ,elegraphic establishments in Ire- r, land ...