... England there is room for many k of stamps. gar, spirits, eminenee, aud the perfect representation of the be La decrease of private life, especially when it is combined w and stamps, performance of many pul blie duties, is no unworth: of ambition. A century ...

... cosatry is prointed. with the view of taking effect in MI, it was lanadvimble to interfere with the fish duties in the meantime. On the subject of the duties imposed on herrinp imported into France, another memorial was formaniall. with no farther result than ...

... Kenny Meadows. Tills well-deserved reward was given on the recommendation of Lord Palmerston. certain description of postage stamps manufactured for the sole use of British soldiers abroad, and others for our convicts Portland and other prisons. Nathaniel ...

... Kingdom on receipt of 30 stamps, and an illustrated catalogue, containing 600 engravings, and full price-list of the various manufactures, both in argentine and solid silver, will be sent to any address on receipt of six stamps. A prise medal was awarded ...

... half of as the owner. There had no communication with Messrs Laird on the question of the sale. Tests Abolition (Oxford) Bill. on the Tests Abolition (Oxford) Bill Mr Dodson moved that the House do go into Committee Mr Trefusis moved, as an amendment, ...

... q fear they will very | duction of the tea duties, and the abolition of st: legal, but wise and prudent. Lastly, often be in danger when they transact their business at the There was an increase in the duties paid on sugar, 6] public-house.” wine, and ...

... sacrifice or exertion, however painful. *■ But there are other and higher duties than those of mere representation which are now thrown upon the Queen, alone and unassisted —duties which she cannot neglect without injury to the public service, which weigh ...

... extra Premium. Also, that persons assured shall be permitted to join Militia or Volunteer Corps, and perform any Military duties required of them In peace or war, within the Veiled Kingdom. It was at the same time resolved to extend these benefit , to ...

... The law of CuJtonia, Stamps, and other branches of financial legislation were consolidated, and the Tariff revised and simplified in accordance with Free-trade principles, one of the chief reforms being the reduction the import duty on cotton goods and ...

... alterations on the Chancellor of Exchequer's Bank 811 l was presented on Monday week, as also a petition for the redaction of duty on Fore Insurance. Oct the motion of Sir Stafford Northeote, a relent has been ordered of ' copy of correspondence between ...

... the duty on each description to be increased 50 Prices per 8 lbs., to sink the oftal. ha e at first as Fran ce did, or to have acted with 1.’ Meredith, who exchanges. | across the shoulders.’ ‘Not I, indeed; what fort’ len cloth 20 per cent. duty, and ...

... I see the opening of a discussion in your pages as to the desirability of emigration from the Highlands and the gradual abolition or extinction of the Gaelic tongue. As to emigration, there is great diversity of opinion amongst those whose knowledge entitles ...