... (Stamped, ld. Additional] officials do not move quite quickly enough in the desired direction ; officials, on the other hand, cherishing a bigoted attachment for methods which they have themselves devised, and which have worked well for many years, are ...

... Parliament against the excessive taxation of the country, and praying for a reduction thereof, as well as the abolition of the tea, coffee, and sugar duties, was adopted. Thursday's Police.—Joseph and Jane Daly, of Avon Street, were brought on remand, charged ...

... report upon the salaries and duties of their various officials had not gone further into the to prepare a list of the officials, and their salaries subject than and he had to suggest that, if the Council wished and duties ; to take action in the matter ...

... letters that had otizer than perfectly clean stamps on them. The whole press of the city was up in arms immediately. The ordeaa was declared to amount to the repudia'tlon;of millions ordbllats—the amount of stamps believed_ to be in circulation. - The Postoffice; ...

... letters that had other than perfectly clean stamps on them. The whole press of the city was up in arms immediately. The order was declared to amount to the repudiation of three millions of dollars—the amount of stamps believed to be in circulation. The Postoffice ...

... near Liverpool. PEPEAL OF THE PAPER DUTY.— Jilt JOHN HEYWOOD, POST OFFICE, Has jam received a very Large Stock of WRITING PAPERS, ENVELOPES, ACCOUN BOOKS, &c., upon which the full benefit consequent on the abolition of the Paper Pot• will he allowed. THE ...

... out licenses are to be charged with duty, and persons brewing beer for others are to be deemed brewers for the sale of beer. The new duty for the sale of beer to any person who becomes a brewer is 12s. Bd, and the duty where the quantity does not exceed ...

... 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. ...

... 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 ...

... PreVeDt expre3sion of Popular aw?** »>'i>e and the rioters in Hyde Park Sir the pubric r. an Bhall allowed to gather a *>id e's duty- , , °unds of the metropolis. It is W m of nuisances, Policy to • , do ou to be Cardinal Peoni. I deptncl. . Pressing any ...

... political power, and gradually accustoms them to the discharge of higher responsibilities. The constituency is familiar with the duty of choosing suitable local representatives, strn gets educated to the judicious employment of its wider and more important ...

... a notice that any letter mailed with the stamps at all soiled or defaced will be treated as unpaid. The New York press generally strongly condemns the emirse ot the government in thus repudiating its own stamps. 'Die New Jerk Tissa says they have now no ...