... Indiana have declared in favour of a vigorous prosecution of the war—uot for tiie ncgio nor the abolition, but for the Union. They have pronounced against our abolition disorganisers, and in favour of President Lincoln’s Conservative course, and in favour of ...

... at these matters is much more accessible to the public than it was twenty years ago, before the abolition the stamp, the advertisement, and the paper duty. It is fortunate that though the Ti.ncs may continue to deceive its readers it cannot deceive the ...

... may arrive in time to countermand his departure for. England, and his Royal Highness will continue the ordinary course of his duty. Her Majesty has paid Mr. Disraeli the complimentand one he must feel greatly proud of—of desiring Colonel the Hon. Sir C. ...

... similar restriction exist, and the Poor-law Commissioners informed him that the guardians in Ireland now discharged their duties so satisfactorily that such a regulation was no longer necessary. His Own limited experience in Ireland led him to believe ...

... with Great Britain for the suppression of the slave trade has been put into operation. The convention with Hanover for the abolition of the Stadt dues has been carried into effect. The unintentional injury inflicted upon foreign powers and subjects by the ...

... financial position next year would Ire simply thiswith paper duty abandoned and a malt duty most unfairly and unjustly anticipated (hear, hear), with an income-tax and tea and sugar duties upon a war looting, should be upon the broken reed a French treaty ...

... place a few days since in the town of Tipperary. Mr. was land agent, and resided at Mall iw, in the county of Cork. It was his duty to collect rents on an estate in Tipperary, a.\v\, fearing tor/oon Ike lajid, was in the habit of using room in Dobbyn’s Hotel ...

... in tone, not only towards the ,South, hut towards a’p nations—but is linn for the maintenance of the Union, and for the abolition of slavery. Without abandoning his Emancipation Proclamation, the President recommends the adoption of resolutions revising ...