... section, or 2nd part. 7. For altering ticket, a For using counterfeit ticket. 9. For selling weights having a counterfeit stamp. Section 16 provides against various frauds in flax, butter, Ac. Section provides against frauds packing wool. Section prescribes ...

... and thus preparing (we are no less persuaded of the fact than Sir EDWARD LYTTON avows himself to be), for the inevitable abolition in the end of the accursed institution of Slavery! Important to the last degree though these events are they are not by any ...

... and still more, how could export duties lie main' mined on Indian produce ? It would be maul, featly unjust to Indian cultivators to continue an export duty of S per cent, on rice. &c., in order to repeal an import duty of 5 per cent, on English cotton ...

... told that the loan would granted to him. A stamped form for a promissory note for the amount was forwarded at the same time, which was to return with the first year’s interest on the loan and the cost of the stamp. The interest was sent, and there the matter ...

... again it'w ill be seen whether,afterGovernment has performed its first and permanent duty by making provision for all the services, it will not also have performed the duty of retrenching every expenditure of an unnecessary nature. We accept the announcement ...

... converts of the rule of bishops nor of liturgical services. When at Sierra Leone, be willingly associated with himself in his duties as garrison and hospital chaplain, • Wesleyan minister, and allowed him a division of the Government salary for his work. ...

... hundred times shown to a delusion. When the quarrel broke out with the seceding States, it was not even pretended that the abolition slavery was a 1 ground of it. The very reverse was distinctly avowed \ by the President himself, who, in various documents ...

... Dan. I you a penny stamp, all can rpare now, ai I have large family. will send eleven more to make a shilling —Your humble and obedient servant. To Dr. Gray. 11. Walku;, Dalkey, October 28th. Slit.— Inclosed I you six postage stamps for tbe O’Connell Statue ...

... proclamation itself, it does not in the least alter the character of the war. It has been an abolition con- test from the beginning, and is no more an abolition contest now than it was at first. The Yankees have stolen and set free all the negroes who were ...

... clause which refers to the rendition of fugitive slaves. That is to say, it is their duty to GOD to commit wilful and habitual perjury. With moralists of this stamp no honest Englishman can have the smallest sympathy. And it may be doubted whether, had ...

... communication. MISCELLANEOUS. The Paper Duty Repeal.—The following is from the Publishers Circular :—lt appears, from a report just published, that on the Ist October, 1861, the day of the abolition of the paper duty, the stock of paper in the hands of wholesale ...

... pecuniary aid for the free acceptance or rejection of those Staten now in rebellion which may adept an inenediste or gradual abolition of slavery within their limits. Blorts to colonise negroes with their consent will be continued. The President further proclaims ...