... being strictly local. Even the Scotch Members themselves did not seem to take a great in- terest in Mr M'Laren's Annuity Tax Abolition Bill. That gentleman came down early, laden with blue- boolcs and town council and presbytery records, evi- dently prebared ...

... Morgan, at London from Montrose, inst Ailventure. Reid, do, do Charle , Simpson, do do, Emerald, Rountilf, do do, Luciude, stamp, do, Tay, Robertson, Perth, Betsey. Cooper, do, Eureka, D«as, Inverg -rdon do Hannah, Menmuir, do Anstrulher do Stephens Buchan ...

... view, Jut. Walters, the pilot whit belt ont the Symmetry. deposed that he mold not ..y whetter the captain was It to do ht. duty. He was ants In the time. mad b left him setter the sofa. Witnna told chief mete, who was leniently triter, to W M.N., and ...

... collected for the year ending :31st March, 1567, was, in respect of the Excise duties, £13,706,558 in England, 14,463,169 in Scotland, and £1,536,933 in Ireland. The stamps in the same period realised, in England, £8,190,512. Scotland, £1£17,780; and Ireland ...

... whom the mine freedom has re- suffrage, though it : certain to catch »k), brings a collection of boxes of animal, vegetable, stamped with the irrage their God ? We have made ouree ’ i and other enrioeitis, from Russian-Americ for the the circuit of the nations ...

... the motion was agreed to. Leave was granted for the inlrodocf of several other important measures, among them, one for the abolition, and another for the commutation, Church Rates; a bill for extending Industrial Schools in Ireland : a bill for abolishing ...

... said, affirmed two principles—that it was the duty of Christians to extend the knowledge of the gospel, and that the gospel was fitted for all classes of the human race. He remarked that it was specially the duty of Quietism to diffuse a k ow ledge of the ...

... tue tileieiaiss, whlicil bce causdtim ih t time ceiling they suistaint, to hbiia his thse muiddle~ lof ;The timber to iii abolit the saiiio state of souiidimes whichi is tor usual1 with oak roofa of corresponading age. Thiso corucies, hlavling some sap-swoed ...

... leveller decides on their abolition. What miles and miles of steel and other material must be cut out, and having ceased to be ornamental, they might be made useful in some way or another. To the collectors of postage stamps, la., et hoe gears costae ...

... mind would consider a point of equal tram. pareney, what constitutes a pound sterling. And in point of fact we owed the abolition of the newspaper damp, in some measure, to the inability of the law-officere of the Crown to determine what • newspaper is ...

... negatived without a division. Earl Granville humourously remarked that was tor short time the Foreign Office, and it was his duty to oorraapciid with many distinguished representatives of her Majesty at foreign Courts One two of them wrote so illegibly ...

... convicted of;crlme. .the 'abolition of imprison. h ment a. the punishment ,ef defaulting 'ournalists; o. andthie absolute freedon df priting and publication. S The Rendard gives anotherversionj aecoding towhich the stamp duty is not to be alteredi and ...