... The decision was received with great satisfaction by those in the court. Much regretted the high-handed measures adopted to stamp out the rebellion, we are not hearty in the prosecutions which have been so vigorously commenced against the late authorities ...

... the general bill referred to French Government. restrictions, but did not believe the House would ever He approved of the abolition of all sanction the proposed advances, The bill was read a second time. The Mutiny Bill was read a third time and passed ...

... any which would commit the country to sinking fund, however modified disguised ; and Mr Hubbard thought the abolition of the Fire Insurance Duty should precede the reduction of the debt Mr Gladstone spared the Chancellor of the Exchequer the trouble of ...

... of voters and conducting said elections shall, before entering upon the discharge of their duties, take and subecribe to an oath faithfully to reform tho duties of their said office, and the oath prescribed by the Act approved July 2, 1862, entitled, Act ...

... proposes to abate or abolish taxes may judiciously reduce or altogether sweep away the fire insoranoe duty. The agitation Ibr repealing the malt duty hsajnot of late been ncgsnt, and under no circumstances could finance minister dispense with tax on malt ...

... particularly to the Magistrate in his duty as lawgiver ; and instanced Judge Hayle and Judge Jeffreys as examples of the power that a religious spirit exerts in contrast with one of a different kind. He next spoke of the duties of our legislators, and the influence ...

... resisted by all those who then opposed him. Tee reason was that, if they could not secure the abolition for the whole army, it was something gained to secure that abolition for nine-tenths of it. Sir John, on the other hand, anxious to secure the support of the ...

... had issued orders declaring that the civil officers of the States within their districts may continue to discharge their duties, and will not be removed if the laws are enforced and not ' abused,' and if no impediment is offered to re-construction. Several ...

... masses, and for his own pecuniary advantage.' The way in which be mean to do this is, to stamp his name on the domed shops which sell good articles,' the said stamping being indication to the public that they may buy , in those shops without fear of being ...

... deposit office every post office which not a telegraphic office proper. Payment for messages will made in stamps, the message will written stamped paper. General Strike tub London Tailors.—An aggregate meeting the operative tailors London was held on Monday ...

... it has appeared to the Government that the beat manner in which to extend the greatest relief vooU to duty marine Jnsanneea. (Hear, bam.) Timm duties an the principle graduated scale, whioh goes low is certain eaaea 3d per ermt, and in others high per ...

... made touching reference to the elrcumatanose in which the come&allot., had met, The Rev, John Titemeoo, us whom the pastoral duties of the united congregation devolve, preached in the evening from 1 Cor. 1. 23, We preach Christ crucified, and at the conclusion ...