... poor-law reform, the abolition of slavery, the abolition of the corn laws, the abolition of unjust oaths, free trade, the abolition of the navigation laws, commercial treaties with all other countries —(cheers) —and the total abolition of ...

... which was worth havingi’kmd M)—anwenuu Beform, Municipal Reform, eor-law lieform, the abolition of siavery—(cheers)—the abolition fl the Ourn Laws—(cheers)—ihe abolition of unjust — (hear, bear) — free trade—(cheers)—the whvlition of the Navigativu Laws ...

... ?? reform, municipal reform, *poor-law reform, the abolition of slaverv- (cheers)-the abolition of the corn laws-(cheers)-the abblitioh of unjust oaths-(hear, hear)-free trade- (checrs)-the abolition of the navigation laws, cominer- cidi treaties with ...

... ) He has done his best. (Renewed laughter ) He has taken off tax after tax-income tax, sugar duties, tea duties, fire insurance duty. Mr. DVENAN.-Paper duties. (Hear; hear.) Lord PArsiTON.-My right bon. friend the Chancellor of the Exchequer has gone through ...

... and divers other necessaries. We are not told that Dr. Crichton and the cow were stamped before being posted; at all events we do not imagine that they had postage stamps affixed to ?? a Week. WuIS AND i BEQUESTS.-The will of General Sir Wiliem Tayll, ...

... Implements os. per cent. No extra chanre for thrashing by steam. The Government Duty on all Insurances is now reduced to ls. 6d. per cent. No charge made for Policy Stamp The PEOVIDENT LIFE OFFICE, established in'the same year and under the same management ...

... Willans' Fine Old Irish or Scotch ?? 3 0 2 3 F. WILLANS, Spirit Merchant. CNREAT REDUCTION OF TEA DUTY.— 3T BAKER b BAKER give the full benefit of their reduced duty ou all their Teas. These Teas are imported with the leaf not coloured and are in all respects ...

... was astonished to find that while coal and pig iron were admitted at a merely nominal duty, the finished iron could not be admitted but at a very high rate of duty. (Hear, hear, and applause.) He was opposed to the treaty ini this respect, but he did ...

... therefore confine myself ataresent to a few leading points ?? it is important that I should state the course it would be my duty to pursue with the utmost clearness. In ?? it would be my object to uphold the prin- eiples of the iberal party, such as I ...

... Margerry office; Indeed,. he had devoted himself so entirely to their service that he had been-compellcd to devolve upon others duties iwhich he: for so many' yeass had performed; and therefore e was not morally repponsibIe, though he inight'belegally swernbla ...

... COUNTRY RESIDENTS supplied with every kind of WRITING PAPER and ENVELOP , At extremely 5eW Prloeg. No charge icadefer Plain stamping; psarties cansnterwdi; BIRTDAY, WEDING, and CHRISTENING PRESNTStheLARGST SOCKin Erop of fresh and elegant artcls t etrer ...

... I'lace. Leeils. nViV Duties of Miss HIRST'S Morning Class I uccea-or to the late Mrs. Hagenauer will be RESUMED J T ,, July fwn.iy fifth. . ?? iron! Place. Leeds. r ,sliK TERRA.CE, THORPARCH.— Mrs. aud j yiss FISHER will RESUME the DUTIES of their F*stab- ...