... say that the next, quarter will be mote favourable, certainly it will not be so in the customs duties, where we have anticipated almnt £l4O 000 of the tea duty. must make up our miuds for the announcement of a deficit next April. The amount will not be ...

... Deputies Creation of a tax on the grinding of corn; an Gecrease on the registration and stamp duties, to the amount of 20,000,000 lire; an increase on the succession duty; a tax upon concessions granted by the Gnovernment; the service of the public treasure ...

... firm belief that the firmness of the Government and the loyalty of the people, Feuianism would ere long be most effectually “stamped out.” Ho then thanked them for their substantial assistance on the occasion of their late annual sermon, and concluded by ...

... ° f the P^ets of which nXnS 6 tw °P ?? n^ c stamp produced, dressed t to ?? *? ( ?? 0n the ad^ search t£ t * then directed « *> search the prisoner's drawer. The officer handed to rue some postage stamps from the drawe^t o wt^ 1 selected twenty-five ...

... progresses ; corporations are sending loyal and dutiful addresses to the Queen, assuring her of their undiminished loyalty ; and from various quarters we hear of the strong feeling against Fenianism and resolves to stamp it out. All these alarms and precautions ...

... second Kuchin's the following morning, motion. • , • , Mr Hodgson think wo are adopting the right and proper course. is only the duty the comtouieu recommend, and us recommendation will have be considered the meeting of the general board. I sin satisfied that ...

... tables. The Minister of the Interior replied that the Govern- ment was opposed to their continuation, but that immediate abolition was impracticable out of regard for private interests. I _ IA. ST. PUMneBuBa, J&u. 20. The Russian Credit Foncier Com pany ...

... When Louis the Twelfth was asked what was the duty of a layman if he heard heresy spoken, the king replied : The duty of a priest is plainly to argue with the heretic and eonvince him if he can ; but the duty of a knight to thrust his sword into him as ...

... .'1 JOSEPH MEEK AND SONS, 17 ahd 19, WALLQATB, WIGAN, Painless system of dentistry ...

... after commenting on the reckless disregard for human life which has been exhibited by the Fenian, proceeds thus : Men of this stamp are quite capable of burning down half the great cities of England if they are allowed the chance. Mr. Bright appears to be ...

... heard of an abstainer who looked upon tcetotalism as substitute for religion. 2. “Is the circulation of leaf advocating the abolition of drink of more importance than the attendance at a place of worship?” We say ; but your correspondent must aware that there ...

... motion forthe abolition of the taxes upon grinding and slaughtering Was adopted almost unanimously. The Minstiriof Finance offered no opposition to the proposal upon financial grounds. Herr Bassenge moved a resolution that the newspaper stamp tax should ...