... Rawlins, at the Council o* the Liverpool t of Commerce, on Tuesday, brought forward a motion favour of the abolition of the Is. per quarter import duty evied foreign grain. During the discussion, Mr. King pointed to the fact that Amsterdam, where such re ...

... were but two measures proposed to the House—one for the Abolition of Church Rates, the other to Amend the Law. The law, he said, could not amended, and, therefore, he would vote for the abolition of the rates; at the same time, as there was not much chance ...

... had no objection to furnish a return of the quantity of foreign paper of all kinds imported each month since the abolition of the import duty, up to the cud of April last. DEATHS BY DROWNING.-011 Friday evening a respectable young man named John Shannon ...

... office. Fees not to be paid in money, but stamps: stamps to be impressed or effixed ; previsions of acts reading to stamps to be applicabk to stamps for coleeting fees ; no document to be received or used unless stamped ; officers may be ...

... conference con- lies willing to become bound in Bond for a sum of £5O, FiBEDS, for the due and faithful discharge of the duties of the eoned >n November com • office, J>y testimonials to character and London. About London and provincial competency will ...

... Rev. Henry Hare, third class, lately stationed Malta, has been ao£ tinted to do duty at Chatham, and that the Rev, K. L. cGhee, lately returned from China, has resumed duty at his old quarters, the Curragh Camp. He was promoted on the sth of December. ...

... profiting by experience he ought to be a good deal the wiser after study of the lists of the division upon the Church-rates Abolition BUI, which took place in the House Commons on Wednesday. Every Roman Catholic member who was present voted for the BilL This ...

... represented the right hon. baronet, in tbe course of lengthened conversation on the subject, that deputation were favourable the abolition stake and bag-nets; and it was submitted that the bill introduced Mr. M’Mahon, M. P. for Wexford, might, with certain mo ...

... the army follow quarrel the hall of club with a mortal duel on Wimbledon-common, and if courts-martial are give effect this duty under colourably lawful language, would better to have the custom avowed, that it may submitted proper rules and. protected ...

... ireach tieiW &destf' nation. The * t4 'd iiure safd Alelivery is registration batithe sumn charged, compared: .with the penny stamp, was' so high, that most persons prefer edA briaun- the risk, and~ articu-' larly when the Post 'Offiee will not accept, liability ...

... the undermentioned Agent*; or they will forwarded direct by the Secretary, on the receipt envelope (stamped and directed), together with postage stamps or post-office order for the number of tickets required. JAMES Q. LAW, Secretary. 46, Princess-street ...

... working of the pilotage system at present pursued, sod to suggest what steps should be taken with regard to its ultimate abolition. Alderman Murphy occupied the chair. Also present—J. D. Lapham, Josiah Williams, J. C. Spencer, Aid. Biely, I'. A. Power ...