... Jew. Entirely the power of an embarrassed and pitiless landlord, his position has been rendered only more miserable the abolition of serfdom ; and it is but lately that, consequence of the measures for the hereditary surrender of their allotments, the ...

... 17 and 18 Vic., c. 125, - as to paying duty at. a trial on an unstamped document, and the analogous section of the Irish Common Law Procedure Act of 1856, should be amended, so as to enable. parties to pay the duty and penalty when t the unstamped document ...

... force. The Times notices financial breach of faith. The postage stamp currency was issued under contract expressly printed on the stamps themselves, that they should received in payment for duties in sums below 5 dols., and although the law in that tespeethas ...

... revenue to make regulations as to spoiled stamps. 63. Several stamp acts to be in force. 64. No documete to be received or used unless stamped. 65. Officers guilt) of fraud or wilful ne_lect in relation to stamps liable to be dismissed. 66. Treasury to ...

... hia seat ror Sotneratd, room of Mr. Moody, reigned. THI AMBIT DUTIES. In reply to Mr Stansfield, The of the stated that the gov erument: did not tubed to propose any change the spirit duties now payable by law. Till SoTAL Lord PALVitlieToN,in oinuinitteo ...

... the whole Revenue of Ireland, and that it included the duties paid in England article. consnuiedin Ireland,a,wcllastl.ednt.e, pa,din Ire and the same articles. Prenous to the Union M the duties were collected in Ireland; subsequent to the. Union, portion ...

... Indian planters, who are apprehensive of their inability to compete with other producer* in the event of the abolition of the present system of duties throwing the market open to all comers. is not difficult to see that it is our old enemy Protection that ...

... likely to entrap well-meaning hat hasty thinkers into cauces*ion that the Irish Church should really be abolished. There is stamp of verisimilitude about it which is imposing; it doe* indeed appear unreasonable that Ireland should saddled with State Church ...

... he would not have obtained aeeat for Mississippi. His Old Aequaintanoo” recalls to his memory a vehement letter against abolition, written by him in 1814. Still, as Democrat and Southern- Eights partisan, was recommended by Hr. Davis for the comuiisaiouership ...

... Galloping Consumption—Cavalry foraging the enemy’s country. American Money Market —Ingot copper, scarce. Outgoing postage stamps, abundant. What mechanical invention does the goddess Fashion resemble—A turn»«tjle. There is less noise and tumult in a thunder* ...

... of January to ths Ist of September leave no doubt of the progressive improvement of trade in France since the abolition of protective duties. The imports during the month of August amounted to 202,488,022f, while the average amount of the imports during ...

... reason not obvious for their refusal, but, pritna facie, the plea for its abolition is as good as that which Mr. Gladstone was obliged to yield to lor the extinction of the penny stamp nuisance. The directors of the Provincial Bank of Ireland have notified ...