... no one of many thousand cases had **J»de&to obtain the . highest approval of the Government, and to show how laborious his duties had been, he might mention that in one yearlus despatches rilled sixty folio volumes, and that last year there were in the ...

... form of government becomes de- structive of the happiness or dangerous to the liberties of the people, it is the right and duty of the people to alter or abolish it; in pursuance whereof they did declare them- selves independent States; and whereas, her ...

... safe transmis- sion of the latter article as they are for that of general merchandise. That it is desirable to reduce the stamp duty on charter-parties from os. to Bd. The following resolutions were also agreed to : — DIFFERENTIAL SHIPPING CHARUES. That ...

... attention to certain bills, now before the House, for rendering valid letters patent for Inventions which had not been duly stamped within the time limited for that purpose, and said he did not intend to propose the second reading of the bills, unless at ...

... ability with which Lord Lyons had dis. charged his duties at Washingtonx. In no one of many thousand cases had he failed to obtain the highest approval of the Government; and to show how laborious his duties bad beea, he might mention that in one year his ...

... to the people of the Confederate States; that the circumstances under which that proffer was made add to the outrage, and stamp it as a designed and premeditated indignity to the Southern people ; that the profoundest gratitude is due to the soldiers ...

... was held in the Philosophical fj-all, to ascertain correctly the present sanitary state of £ne town, and he thought it hit duty to make a few remarks upon this important and deeply interesting subject. At the meeting at the Philosophical Hall, he contrasted ...

... kind of safeguard against the errors or excesses into which a democratic Government may fall ; but I cannot look on the abolition of those distinctions or the lines of demarcation which hitherto have subsisted between the various classes of men —I say ...

... of stamp. E€OND-HAND Photognghw' Lenses, Cameras, Microscopes, Opers and Race Glasses, Mathematical and Instruments, Magic and ~.')ln--|vtns-flaw Lanterns, Slides, &c, at W. Lawley's, 78, Farringdon Btreet, City, E.C. Catalogues on receipt of stamp. i ...

... it was their duty to bring fox-ward this measure. Bat' I had no doubt about wbat was the wise course for them to take, which it is our business earnestly to call upon them to take, aud I will say further, regarding which ii, was our duty to ask thema ...

... an increase of £17,000, and the general charges an increase of £2,50, the last item being chie~fy occasioned by debenture stamps and commissions upon loans, the companylhaving had to borrow £675,000, which was much larger than in the corresponding half-year ...

... Mirecourt, in the Vosges on the 21st January, who, by a smgular m tne v osges, on iv { j anuary 17 q 3 t coincidence, was on duty on - . „,„„' „ the foot of the scaffold on which Louis XVI. was executed He subsequently served in the wars of the Republic ...