... collected revenue to an enormous extent for the Government without any charge at all—by getting for them stamp duty, probate duty, and legacy duty. He considered that even £6 a year was, with many young struggling members of the profession, a great impediment ...

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

... results First, tie HmiilganiatHHi of the police in Belfast with the jjener il force of the country ; and, secondly, the abolition of t!ie Establ shed Church, which was the source of all the sectarian aiiitnositiesprevalent in Ireland.- Mr, WHITESIDE argued ...

... on anginas used far fishing for salmon, Jan., 1865. 5. Schedule of license duties received by Boards of Conservators in Ireland, for the yean 1863 and 6. Araonnt of license duty received for the different fishing engines in Ireland, for the year 1864, ...

... incompetency as to secure society from inefficient representatives of that profession. This sufficiently accomplished the high stamp duties required for apprenticeship at the entrance to this profession, by five years spent in the requirement of the necessary ...

... should be appointed to perform revenue duties. He ventured to suggest that the intention of the Legislature was that a separate staff, though borne on the constabulary force, should be appointed to this particular duty. He did not chink it desirable that ...

... troops, nor the police, nor the stipendiary magistrates were blame, but the local magistrates, who, if they had done their duty, the riots would have been suppressed in a few hours, and, the honourable and learned gentleman well knew, this was the opinion ...

... opposed the abolition of the Fire Insurance Duty, and in making the small remission of last year he strangely chose those cases where tbe pressure of tbe tax was lease felt. Tbe House of Commons has twice, and perhaps oftener, voted for the abolition of this ...

... from the ranks to perform lalaaurs and duties which could as well be aloes by free negroes or slaves, and provides that all abiallodiod MAIO free negroes between the ages of eighteen and deall be held liable for duty, ouch as working apt* bridges. roads ...

... and ability with which Lord Lyons bad discharged his duties at Washington. no one the many thousand cases had failed obtain the hi 'best approval of the Government, and to show how laborious his duties had been he might mention that in one year his despatches ...

... troops, nor the police, uor the stipendiary magistrates who were to blame, bnt the local magistrates. If they had done their duty, the riots wo ild have been suppressed in a few hours ; and, as the hon. and learned gentleman well knew, this was the opinion ...

... ability with which Lord Lyons had discharged his duties at Washington. 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 had been, he might mention that in one year his ...