... prayer for a reduction of the Maltl Duty, and Mr. Sheridan has placed his annual motion in the Parliamentary notices, ealling on the House of Commons to pledge itself once more to the abolition, of the Fire Insurance Duty. It meat, however, be remembered ...

... prayer for a reduction of the malt duty, and Mr Sheridan has placed his annual motion in the Parliamentary notices, calling on the House of Commons to pledge itself once more to the abolition of the fire insurance duty. It must, however, be remem- bered ...

... the ranks to perform labours and duties which could as well be done by free negroes or slaves, and provides that all able-bodied male free negroes between the ages of eighteen and forty-five shall be held liable for duty, such as working upon:fortifications ...

... taking steps to obtain the abolition of stamps upon marine policies and for maintaining the, movement in favour of a local Admiralty jurisdiction, and recommend the chamber to'support the movement for a reduction of the duty on fire insurances. The council ...

... ability, with which Lord Lyons had discharged his duties at Washington. In no one of many thousand cases had n he failed to obtain the highest approval of the government, e and to show how laborious his duties had been, he might mention that in one year his ...

... which Lord Lyons hafr discharged his duties at Washington. In no one of many thousand cames had Lord Lyons failed to obtain the highest approval of the Govern, ment; and to show bow laborious his lordship's duties had been, he mighti mentiqn that in one ...

... 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 ...

... called attention oar tain bills now before the House for rendering valkl letters patent for Inventions which had not been stamped within the time limited for that purpose, and. aald he did not intend to propose the second reading of the bills at the express ...

... ability with wlhich Lord Lyons had dischargedl his duties a: Washington. In no one of many thousand cases had he failed to ohtain the hi~hest norroval of the Gcvernment; cud, to |sh0ow Low lehornoas Lis duties had been, he might mention ?? in one year his ...

... ability with Which Lord Lyons had discharged his duty at Washington. In no one of many thousand cases had he failed to attain the highest approval of the Government; and to show how laborious his duties had been, he might mention that in one year his ...

... 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 ...

... attention to certain bil X now before the house for rendering valid letters t patent for inventions which had not been duly e stamped within the time limited for that purpose, z and said he did not intend to propose the seoond I reading of the bill unless ...