... superannuation allowances to officers who may become disabled by age and infirmity to iambs:fie the duties of their Mikes. The Qualification for Offices Abolition 13111 was reads third time and passed. The 'Aber business was disposed of, and the House ad• jonmesL ...

... should gladden the hearts of all to see men who have been so long des- pised and coersed, awakening to a sense of their own duty, and with the determination of carryin into practice the maxim that “God helps those who help themselves.” No class of the ...

... newspapers along the whole extent of their lines by means of an adhesive stamp of the price of a halfpenny for each transmission ; and, if so, whether it would not be expedient that the stamp for the transmission of newspapers through the Postoffice should be ...

... Newspaper Stamps Wanted.— the House of Commons on Friday evening, Mr. Darby Griffith asked the Chancellor of the Exchequer whether was aware that certain railways bad commenced carrving along the srii-Je extent of their lines by means an adhesive stamp the ...

... partite of the act relating to the use of lassiotiven es the turnpike roads (28 sad 29 Vice, esp. MI), ad mid it would be the duty of ths to agars as to whether the regulations of that had been complied with. The jury haviag viewed the body, the Ara called ...

... assurance that the claim of the Crown was satisfied by tho payment of the legacy duty, and that in his opinion legacy duty, and not succession duty, was clearly the duty to which the land was liable, made a decree for the specific performance of the agreement ...

... Majesty's Body Guard of the Ho ol n. Corps of Gentlemen-at-Arms was on duty in the State saloons, under the command of the Lieutenant. The Royal Body Guard of the Yeomen of the Guard were on duty, under the command of Captain T. P. Rickford, the Exon in Waiting ...

... probably not go to committee till after the Easter recess. Parliamentary PetiHons. —On Thursday for the abolition or farther reduction of the duty on fire insurance were presented, by Mr White, from the merchants and traders of Brighton; for equal religious ...

... of persons war congregated, produce! very great sensation. The committee of the club felt that they would not be doina their duty to the public if they did not bring such disgraceful conduct before the authorities. Mr. Fielding ■aid that before a person ...

... irapractioablo, and in which, therefore, we mast fail. If w© are told that ought to hate done more, oar atiewer is that it wae our duty to take iato view the sentimeiit the country, disposed moderate change, but sensible of the value of what it possesses, sensitive ...

... Amorb-a, ln botUae la ltd., and 11a. each. CAUTlON.—Oteerva the word* *• Tnowaa Powell, Blackfriare-road, iMdan, theOovarmzMnt Stamp, wlthoot which It cannot ha geonlaa. Ask tot Powwll'a lt»l of AaiaMd. ell CkmM end MedlehM Veadon to tote Ten mi HIGH-STREET ...

... eosidesissd the slaughtering el eattle without He thought the inspector sliest* sot say ere be allowed to go into premises the of duty, the provide= of the bill, wittiest the oatmeal of the inner. She Mantels of Bath agreed with almost all width had hales from ...