... and active government. It is quite true, and it is also true that property has duties as well as rights, but a lecture from a French Viceroy to the British Peers on their duties towards their tenantry might possibly not conciliate the inner mind of the House ...

... healthy condition. The and Citizen. when sitting under the cooling shade of sounded the alarm in regard to the abolition of the stamp duty, but now one is selling at a penny and the other at a halfpenny, and are daily proclaiming their success. The pure ...

... healthy condition. The Herald and Citizen, when sitting under the cooling shade of sounded the alarm in regard to the abolition of the stamp duty, but now the one is selling penny and the other at halfpenny, and are daily proclaiming their success. The pure ...

... Government Stamp, to imitate which is a forgery. Price is fkl, 4s 6d, and Ils per bottle, through all Chemist& in the world, or direct from Madame Rosalie Coupelle, Bedford House, Russell Squaw, W.C., on receipt of the amount in uncut postage stamps. Your ...

... tramicendant which neglects its duty persistently as our own House of Peers. Ina country where every man bas his work laid before him, where, above ail other countries, rank and property carry with them their corresponding duties and rimponsibilities, we must ...

... lovers have between them collected a million of old postage stamps, or of some equally crochety philanthropist agreeing to give a child a presentation to • school when the same number of postage stamp'. have been collected by the candidate's friends. This ...

... success THE LATE A. DUNNING/TAMS, ESQ. or CRAIGENDSAND, AND MR NORTH.—The Glasgow Evening Citizen says it is rumoured that the stamp-duty on the personal estate of the late Mr Alexander Cuuninghame ' the wealthy ironmaster, a partner in the firm of Merry Cu ...

... with the question of composition, but if practical considerations were to prevail, then his duty was to take the lesser of two evils. He thought the abolition of the composition, accompanied with the removal of the necessity for a painful political strife ...

... s Wafers in tbe Government Stamp. I Wafers give instant relief to asthma, consumption coughs, colds, and all disorders of the breath, throat and lungs. Every Box of the genuine medicine has (outside) the Government Stamp, in which are the words I** '■' ...

... from, a person himself ' J. Hullett, Clarence i Lodge, Cosbam, Hants,' stating he would forward to anyone who sent him a stamped directed envelope ! a few seeds of 'Chinese sugar grass.' I immediately sent an envelope as directed, but have had reply. ...

... in exercising for which provie called serious bad sprung up it bu n ted assistant rials. Agent' the conntry. Th bons from stamp ffie instanced the come of £125,000 hot year the pointed out the ri which so large a up in cost of man. these societie, friendly ...