... to impose a stamp duty of £\2 on the appointment to an incumbency of .£'800 a year. This would have beeu a con- siderable reduction on the present duties ; but on the representations of the Bishop of London and others, be has reduced the duty to £b. In ...

... cent, on the duty on that article, but the Exchequer benefited only 2 per cent., whilst, in consequence of the high rate of duty, the importations were very nearly stationary. What was the case with regard to tea? In 1861, when the duty was 17eL, we imported ...

... execution had takera Ddplacesinc 1839, and yet crimnelied dilninislied in that country,. re Like results had followed the abolition of the punishment of is, deathbin three of the American States-Alabama, Michigan, and he Louisiana, and in two of tlse cantons ...

... in the course of' the morning. The dteceased was ye employed on night duty at the timeb of the aecident, and five Ic minutes later he would have been relieved by the men on Iyday duty. r. A MWAN B3URNING PIfIsELiF TO DEATH IN maf in 'Wart's CaLoTlusE-Near ...

... Worship the (wh il prard) i copl~ncewith a numncroeoly-signed Ors~, Toconederthe ropretyor petitioning Parliament ?? ndthe Abolition of the Tea, ?? utes, wllbe held in the Vicotria Hal, on CO ,, Ae~it~l, lc .401 deloe, at, eight o'clock P.M. N's coa frm ...

... he MI5OJJ d. The~above gls e afs ehd lnfro 13H(H N I X I1 R FFCR. P3 ' LOMBAD.STBR= and OAIXH-COS B islnof one-half of the duty on StcMcier,'tnis and Fixtures ingt Trade. ?? Insurances effected now will seeuro the fl eei f h eues i duy from Midsummer ...

... onmneroualysidgned 'viii Fsyer. lbh conel,`p= de'r the propriety of Petitioning Parliament the ?? tihe Expenditure, and the Abolition of the Tea, the fr 10 ,SaDuticeo, will be held in the Victoria Hall, on for (.one, 0, ljlnda i, e Ninths ieotant, at eight ...