... _crisis or a _resignation on the part of somebody or other , _which will _relieve the Chancellor _of _the Exchequer _from the _duty of _explaining the _provisions of the _Government _nicasare on Monday . It b _scarcely _necessary to _state that _the varying ...

... because the duties of the one wereB mot the duties of the other, and the salaries were Pi calculated on a totally different basis. Bat he fo had a stronger fault to find with this most in. yf judicious comparison. It ought to be a duty A to make the ...

... developed in their domestic architecture than in any other branch of the art. The domestic edifices of each nation were stamped with an individuality not to be found either in their churches or in their public buildings. After a brief glance at the domestic ...

... excellent example for them. - Oars two Scotch members—Sir J. Fergusson and Mr Baillie—voted in the minority against the Teets Abolition (Oxford) Bill. Tin 28th of May has been fixed for the election of a suocetwor to Dr Fleming, as Professor of Moral Philosophy ...

... deceased mother's personal effects, which he declared in hi* affidavit to be of the value of L'l9B 10e Id, on which he paid a stamp duty of lie was sleo the execu• br of Mr Lachlan Macneill Campbell, who died on the 2d May 1832. On the 12th of October 1852 ...

... him. The respondent denies that that was so; but he paid duty the sum of £l3OO, which was part of the £6OOO. Iwo actions were brought one on the part of the Crown to recover the amount of stamp duty due upon this sum of £6OOO, and the other the respondent ...

... Jewellery. Noels, Buttons, Needles, and Smallwszes, Boise, Shoes. blippers, Brushes, Sou, Combs. Toys, de., Pc.; also, a lot of Stamping Dl ells of neat design. Tbe whole will be put op in Lots to suit general Fur• chasers as well the Trade, and will be on View ...