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... Abroad.] [PRICE 2d J STAMPED 3D- war, of which it was impossible foresee the ultimate resalt Happily the tendered Government and those of the othet neatfal states, aided by the moderation of the two poflWS Chiefly Iff* terested, sufficed to arrest the ...
... AUGUST 24, 1867. [ Price One Penny. Stamped, Twopence. ___ , „ , _.„ . BLVNTTBS. BOTHWm*. BOGHEAD, BRAEHEAD. BRAIDWOOD. BROUGHTON, C ADDER, CAMBUSLANO. CAMBUSNETHAH. CARLUEE. CABNWATH. CARSTAIBS. W 'ERE. DARVEU DOLPHINTON, DOUGLAS. DUNSTRE. EAST KILBRIDE ...
... Customs duties are observable at Bradford, Exeter, Folkestone, Gloucester, Grimsby, Lowestoft, Preston, Rochester, Sund, Wish.* Aberdeen, Dundee, Grangemouth, nth Belfast. and Dundalk, and most of ese oases the dealine is due to the abolition of duty on timber ...
... 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 ...
... collected for the year ending 31st March, 1867, f was, in respect of the Excise duties, £13,706,558in England, F ! £4,463,169 in Scotland, and £3,536,953 in Ireland. Tie . s Stamps in the same period realised, in England, £8,190,512;' I Scotland, £837,780; ...
... collected for the year ending 31st March, 1867. was, In respect of the excise duties, £13,706 558 in E-wlend, £4,453,169 in Scotland, and £3,536,9e.r in Ireland. Tue stamps the period realism( is Loglavd. £8,190,512 ; Scotland, ; and Ireland, £587,065 ...
... corrupt practices. CHUBCH RATES. Guadstone gave notice that, next session, he should ask for leave to bring in a bill for the abolition ot compulsory Church Kates. TUE FENIAN CONVICTS. reply Mr Maguire, Mr G. Hardy stated that the prisoners in the Go\. rnuieut ...
... understand, it is always possible to stamp him as Utopian. This is the one of the fashionable labels which can be most safely recommended. The person who calls another, from whom he differs, by the name of Utopian does his duty to society and himself in a way ...
... surrounded by many dife.ulties which threaten to render it in prazti-e This reform consi,t, in the abolition of the so-called military • matron,' whom duty it we to interpret the military code—a heterogeneous collection of laws mad regulations which is ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...
... 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 ...