... will no doubt consent to a congress, and enter upon a prolonged course of diplomacy, meanwhile using his utmost efforts to stamp out the rebellion with an iron heel. Earl DERBY emphatically endorsed Earl RUSSELL'S declaration, that we cannot unsheath the ...

... The stamps, too, are to be distributed with greater economy, and most likely the government plan of doing it through the Post Office will be adopted. This, we believe, is the one supported by Mr. Cardwell's drift report. In that case the abolition of the ...

... commanding what is right, and prohibiting what is wrong.' —Blackstone. Political law is the authority of any society, stamped upon moral duty.' —Wit,herspoon. 'Of law, nothing less can be acknowledged than that her seat is the bosom of God, her voice the ...

... than ample to give it the coup de grace, and that none of the enforced levies will ever be required to do other than Militia duty in the towns and cities where they will be drawn, and that they will under no circumstances be incorporated with the armies ...

... nny adequate provislon ~for the fuernce of the oolony, end sbat it would be tmpossibls for England to take upon herself the duty of defending lt unless the Canadlans theatselves were preparsO to give a helping band. Iboe ?? (Peovlion for Expensee), the ...

... on the proposed cession e of the Ionian Islands to Greece.-Mr D. GRIsFrsITH moved a resolution d to the effect that the Stamp duty on proxy toting papers should be a reduced to one ?? CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQuEr c admitted that there was some force in ...

... to repeal the paper duty or the tea duty. They determined to propose a repeal of the paper duty, and a material element guiding them to that determination was the fact that there had been recorded a condemnation of the paper duty ; but they afterwards ...

... castigations that a minority of the House of Commons attempted to • carry through the second reading of the Bill for the abolition of capital punishment in schools; at any rate, it was fortunate for the sake of the House's reputation for good sense that ...

... would not agree to the motion. Mr. Horsman, after a brief reply, withdrew his motion. JULY 2l.—Mr. Griffith moved that the Stamp Duty on Proxy Voting-papers he reduced to one penny. The motion:, after some discussion, was willidritam.—Colonel Sykes drew ...

... part of the hon. gentleman, to se curo for the fire insurance duty, to the extent of half a mil- lion of money, a preferene over allother duties. (Hear hear.) By the motion the fire insurance duty woo to stand number one for reductioe. (Hear, hear.) He joined ...

... than ample to give it the coup tie grace, and that none of the enforced levies will ever be required to do other than militia duty in the towns and cities where they will be drawn, and that they will under no circumstances be incorporated with the armies ...

... appreciation his exertions in connexion with various public questions, such as tho equalisation of the poor rates, tho abolition of tho duties on tiro insurance, &o. The chair was occupied by John Locke, Esq., M.P. for tho borough Southwark, and near him observed ...