... least two months ago ? would have been-doing more than ibis duty his fellow countrymen >to have got this couch required care published whan cattle plagna was raging here, but now when it stamped out, or neatly in this district, thinks proper have bufuM ...

... A Hint to Mr Gladstone.—An American, complaining of the infernal revenue system, says he can't put his boot on without stamp At the Privy Council which was held at Osborne on Saturday, a proclamation was drawn up declaring the neutrality of this country ...

... in Brickfields.—Amongst the numerous pnilanthrophic labours of the Earl of Shaftesbury is one having for its object the abolition of female labour brickfields, at which practice his lordship expresses a just indignation. The object in view seems likely ...

... is not misdirected to purely imaginary evils administrators of the stamp of Sir John Pakington, whose only idea of naval reform is to build new vessels; who cannot compass the abolition of waste and extravagance in small things, that perfect efficiency ...

... serious folly and Their first duty was to condemn the clear and llt ° this cons P iracv and the more would they disxjw° al heir lan u was the better to agents and victims duty to their covmtr and done, it was their duty* wicked conspiracy. That and respect ...

... aud particularly of the struggle for the abolition of the Corn Laws, uttered these , memorable words. said thought titers was nothiug i that would to sweeten the breath of British | sooiety as the abolition of the Corn Laws. (Hear, aud applause.) I believe ...

... whether the singing Realm, in public private Shite,which te'raii°to tr tmongst the artizans and labouring classes. worship was duty all. At a later period benefit of others, few and frugal were his wants, inch a state of matters too absurd to Bome congregation* ...

... Thornton, Old Swan Wharf, London, is £2,592 ,995, and the legacy duty paid upon it amounts to less than £150,260 17s. This stun will more than account for tha Increase of £106,000 the stamp duties shown upon the last three months the returns. TII* THE CLAWS ...

... sad gwisrosky to the feeling wit straggle for the abolition the Corn Lows, uttered these memorable words. said thought there was nothing that would so tend sweeten the breath British society the abolition the Corn Laws. (Hear, and applause.) I beliere now ...

... when cuts foil out hie hand on duck, and hardly stand. as soon to the captain sew this buwls sal to him, 1 Take them and year duty, I WM flog yon.' The poor follow took tho eafo op again and made two more attempt! to flog him, but cowld not, they had to ...

... COBBI we»*rk 1* u» free * war eoMequence*. m «*t or yield topita.*.. of fnMit in * temewbftt ■ft*'*'' T®E *Cbureh-rates Abolition {Bill was read second time ra the House Wedaesday. s > r '_ '. Assembly Commissions of the; Established and Free Churches ...