... Jew. Entirely in the power of an embarrassed and pitiless landlord, his position has been renderea more miserable by the abolition of serfdom - and it » hut lately that, in consequence of the measures' for the i>ereditary surrender of their allotments ...

... news, and he suggested that instead of asking other people for pennies, the committee should not waste then own in postage stamps. He (the chairman) believed the feeling was still gaining ground that the canvass for subscriptions had better rest for the ...

... Every man of business or common 9ense will undorstand that, the people of St. Thomas's wanted a church, it was then- own duty, not the duty of the blind, and the deaf and the dumb, to provide it. This would have cost them some £2,000 or £3.000. And If, instead ...

... with respect to the duty on railway passenger traffic postponed. A discussioa took place on the club licences hut they were eventually carried a majority oS 143 to. Ml. The resolutions relating to tlie bees licences, the sugar duty, and tlie occasional ...

... financial year of som-- half-a-million of money, which he did not propose to dispose of any way. He proposed to equalise the duty on chicory with that on coffee, to make club houses pay the same licences as hotels and taverns, to raise the licence, for ...

... he should be much obliged if he would do so. FIRE INSURANCE DUTY. Mr. H. B. SHERIDAN, in reply to Mr. Hadfield, said that he would introduce his bill for the abolition of the fire insurance duty on the 10th of March. THE TAEPINGS. Mr. LAYARD, in reply to ...

... Federal government they would take more effectual steps to put a stop to Jthe practice. STAMP DUTY ON VOTING PAPERS. Mr. D. GRIFFITH moved a resolution to reduce the stamp duty proxy voting papers the sum of one penny. Mr. WHALLEY seconded the motion. The CHANCELLOR ...

... energy of the American nation, he had never stopped to measure and think whether his words spoken for truth and fidelity to duty would be liked in this j shape or in that by any one. He had one simple honest pur- | pose, and that was to maintain the cause ...

... shoulders of others, and is remarkable how widely . opinions differ as to where the duty rests of providing means of spiritual instruction. Some affirm that is the duty of government, others that owners of land and real ! property, others again would impose ...

... people were in a worse condition than the people of Austria, and hopes were expressed that the state government would do its duty to protect the citizens. LATEST INTELLIGENCE. New York, March 7, Evening. is rumoured that the Federal commander at Baton Rouge ...

... second to none out of London. The power of the press had been greatly augmented the repeal of the stamp, advertisement, and paper duties, for the abolition of which Charles Knight and his brave coadjutors deserved the gratitude every newspaper reader. He ...