... Par- p er( ; etJtar y services of their late respected member, Lord Cc y ' duty devolved upon him that day of noir.iuating a thK** bis lordship. He thought, in peiforming this duty, est consulted the interests of the division and of the and / Senerally ...

... such as the abolition of Church Rates, and the admission of Dis senters on equal terms with Churchmen to the Public Uni- versities, or on’ such other measures. as the Reform of the repre- the people, the'repeal of the Stamp and Paper Duty, the French ...

... SPECIAL NOTICE.— REDUCTION OP FIRE DUTY. HOME AND COLONIAL ASSURANCE COMPANY, Limited. ' Subscribed Capital, ONE MILLION. This Company now issues FIRE POLICIES giving effect to ' the REDUCED DUTY. ] NO CHARGE FOR STAMPS. I Claims liberally and promptly ...

... in para. XIV., and maximum of five y ears, pep will not be giveu the line, which, however, it is to be oped of presence on duty for a continuous period of for any period in excess of the three years, lit will not be. as the present chako is flu.' three ...

... commuted. But this is not the light in which the electors regard them. Church- rates are a tax, just as much as Income tax and stamp duty, and it would be quite as reasonable for the Government to say to tire country, Now ws will not reduce or repeal any tax ...

... policy should apply it* principle* fairly to all diviaion* of the National Induitry, I shall not cease to struggle for the Abolition of the Malt Tax, a* burden which fetter* the di*cretion of *kill in the cultivation of the *oil; and single* out the Husbandman ...

... some alteration must be made in church-rates, and if no measure was brought in before Sir John Trelawny's measure for the abolition of those rates, he, if returned to parliament, would vote for it. (Applause.) As to repealing the malt-tax to the tune of ...

... will probably be disappointed. The Liberals are again the majority it is true ; but they are Liberals of a very different stamp from Radical reformers, and they are elected to support a Government which has repudiated any democratic changes in our co ...

... will.' What could be more ringing than that f Interrogated if be would support the abolition of the game laws, Sir Michael replied, I am not prepared to vote for the abolition of the Game Laws—the Game Laws protect the tenants.' Here again there is not only ...

... Government lastiDgly weakened confidence in the great leaders of party. But though Parliament had, as he thought, neglected its duty that respect, and, unfortunately, in some others, he was not one of those who thought that the Parliament of 1859 had beeu ...

... and conductors (f the agitation the Oaths Question. The stamp of Whiggery was on the movement and it was plainly electioneering device from the first. 1 July, 1865 Bat ia Parliament it was the duty of every member to take the question on his understanding ...

... iiiou, not fawninß. or paying court reonle hiKh places (loud cheers), but honestly scharßing my duty both to fellow-man and to the Crown, wherever that duty demanded the ev.re.se of t - feel proud nf seeing around troops of (jnds have from the first supported ...