... MOTIONS MAD O0DE1 S O THE DAY FOR THE PRESENT WEEi THIS DAY, JssE 27. ORDERS OF THE DAY. Supply-committee; Inland Revenue (Stamp Duties) BIll-as amended to be considered; Cbimney Sweepers Regulaton Bill- third eading; Greek Loan BIU-committee; Factory Acts ...

... IDebtors 1B11l-commIttee; Bauways (Ireland) Acts Amniidmenh Bin-ac amended, to be considered; Sn.V-repcr; Inland' Revenue (stamp Duties) BiBl-es amend, to he considered * Gauls Bill-commlttee; Ombaourne-,tret Bill- 10101#tt5 ladenit Bii-sconi radig ; Drainage ...

... the bor time of maldkg such reasuane, and duly stamped for Ua3 denoting the full and proper duties chargeable thereon, it wh shall be lawful for the said commissioners to make allow. CO ancefor the stamp duty Impressed on the policy of rt. bel assurance ...

... down. I three writes of ftcsri fortes to the under-sberiff, instructing I him to place them in the hands of Stamp, the sheriff's officer. Stamp levied on two of the writs, buo not upon the plain-( tiff's. 'He subsequently took Byre upon a capies at this ...

... moved as a resolution that, in the opinion of the House, it was expedient that the Ezistieg duties on spirits should be reduced. He urged that the increase of duty imposed in 1860 had resulted in a gradual and steady diminution of the manufacture and consumption ...

... been made to reduce or abolish the tax. He thought that abolition was the only rational plan. With or regard to tea, no one could regard the present duty of 100 lie per cent, as a satisfactory duty on an article which so 301 largely entered into the comforts ...

... children., were very interesting. It is beautiful and blessed (says the Morning Star) to see these devoted friends of the old abolition cause still standing faithfully to their work, and never losing sight of their one object—the social and moral elevation ...

... upwards of 200 pupils. There are seven masters ; and, in addition to these, there is a profes- sionol teacher of French. The duties of the school commence and terminate with prayer. The boys are arranged, in the order of merit, in six several divi- sions ...

... carelessness, if not I recklessness, of the guard, Herbert Barmby, in not at- t taching the rope to the train, as it was his duty, prior to e its descent of the incline to Wikb Lane. He removed the t train ot carriages from the siding to the main line, ...

... Lady Nyassa steam- vi vessel, which be bad constructed at his own cost. When W: he received at Shupanga the notice of the abolition of his ci 11 obselate he was unable, for want of water, to tiansport to .the Pioneer steamer down the Zambez~i. Knuowing ...

... claim must ultimately be made against the trustees themselves. Could this be considered a just or prudent carrying out of the duties of trustees ? The noble lord said that it this claus were struck out the bill would be virtually destroyed. r Then what other ...