... numeration. After allusion to the stamp duty, and promise to take the subject into consideration, with view its reduction or abolitionmeasiues which in no way concerns officers already in the service, and likely to benefit those only who may hereafter ...

... entrants in the discharge of those duties which, but for the Treasury appointment, would eventually have been performed by themselves with advanced rank and greatly increased re- muneration. After an allusion to the stamp duty, and a promise to take the subject ...

... share towards the expenses. but how stands the fact Supposing that property paid half the income and property tax, half the stamp duties, half the assessed taxes, and all the land tax—though this latter impost, by process as ingenious as that which has reduced ...

... for vour consideration a report of their proceedings. The main object of the association being the abolition of the toll-bar system, it became the duty of the committee on its appointment devise plan of operations for the attainment of this object, and ...

... civilly ot those above him. Persons eutertaiidng such eeutiments are fit discharge the duties «f citizenship, and he entitled admission the discharge of those duties. Under the wand of our enchanter the whole nspect of society in this country is changed ...

... Procurator-Fiscal addressed the jury for the Crown, and was by Mr Brown for the prisoner, who contended that it was no part of his duty to farnish a theory of the case until evidence had been adduced that in point of law amounted to the charge libelled, that ...

... Gresham, and whose daughter Veronica, a lace-mender, turns out to the heroine ot the tale; another character of a different stamp, Lctitia Lee, to wit, is a sister of cronies, hut one of “the unfortunates” of the streets. The interest of the talc now c ...

... savage fero- city at which humaniiy blushes for shame. I feel my hatred at slavery as sirong as ever, and my hope of its speedy abolit‘on move saaguiae than at aay former ; but I have no sym- pathy with Mr policy, aad I hear no musie in the clash of chat bloody ...