... and utility with which Lord Lyons had discharged his duties Washington. no one of many thousand cases had he failed obtain the highest approval of the Government; and to show how laborious hia duties had been, might mention that in the year his despatches ...

... singular tact, .%bility with which Lord Lyons had duties at Washington. In no one of many eases had Lord Lyoiss failed to obtain the of the government ; and to show how Zr ao a r v loldaltip's duties had been, he might men• • lordship's year his &Pipet:hes ...

... the North, and our own President had proposed abolition in a way that created suspicion as to his soundness. Mr Tenter said it was time that Congress should express their opinion upon arming slaves, and stamp upon it the indelible stigma of public abhorrence ...

... England on account of those losses; and he rejoiced, though the abolition of slavery was not the object of the civil war, that the recent vote of the Federal Congress bad sanctioned the abolition. Lord Derby asked whether any measures bad been taken to meet ...

... would have to undertaketo pay to the state, in lieu Of the suois they now paid as compensation for stamps on notes payable on demuand, and for licence duty, the sum of £2 ifs per cent. on the amount of issue, to be ascertained fromt timse to tin s in the ...

... other proposition for supplying the defloionoy. What wo simply ask is, do not expect the country will go back to protection duties, and thereby give fair chance that way, perfect yonr free-trade possessions, that may as like with our main corn crop, and ...

... So it will at once be seen that the nature of le duties prescribed by the office is in itself a considerable ndrance to any one obtaining it simply as a sineenre, and the same time perform its duties satisfactorily. Agcin, I consider a knowledge of the ...

... University Reform Bill, I the Qealiticetion for Officea' Bill, the Endowed Schools' Bill, the Church Rates' Abolition Bill, Oxford Test , Abolition Bill of 1861, ke. By looking at the votes of their representatives 011 these questions, which they could have ...

... 10s. 6d. for registration. This he paid. Then came to him a note of hand, which be signed and sent back with the cost of the stamp and half a year's interest at 6 per cent., amounting altogether to over .E 2. He has never received the loan, and the address ...

... to the use of the Duchess of Cambridge—a awes from emcees/ion duty and ineomeetax. i cadetships placed at their service by the Huard of used, but it only shows that the reduction of the duty from the side loosed my vest and other clothing, and bedroom ...

... an inmate of that house. A circumstance—connectet} with Mr:- Nei-tote's official duties was elicited by me at this inquiry, which before closing this report it is my duty to report on. I allude to the fact, which Mr. Norton admits, that he has not hitherto ...