... largest amount of money ever collected in one year in our Custom House. The increase is in a great measure attributable to the duties paid, by the sugar-refining houses now at work in our city, The revenue collected during 1807 at Greenock shows also a large ...

... 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 ...

... would be found perfectly prepared to relieve the agricultural community of the duty which pressed uponl them. However, as hie had already stated to his cosistituent, the abolition of the nalt tax was not a ques- tion for a private individual to introduce ...

... turists of that duty wbich they now had to pay. It was, how- ever, not a question for any private individual to take up in tbe house; it was purely a question for one of the government to deal with, and when the question for the abolition of the tax was ...

... insult given to his Holiness, should be considered as an insult to Irishmen, and that England might never expect union or the abolition of disaffection in this country, so long as she persevered in her present course relative to the Roman question or the G ...

... being able to attach the stamps to paper instead of being compelled to buy the paper noth [ Stamps attached. —Alderman Mitchell was surprised that the whole subject had not been taken with a view the entire abolition of hill stamps. It appeared to him would ...

... Tern , ? Fee rag setameat of the quells lost involve a eemprondee—that is, a eoneeodus ea both sides. On the ens bead, abolition is sot to be t of; on the elket. Olnuchnien most be to make some samillen A feller-rats fiddle be* these cenditicas, and ...

... Northampton Street, Bl- r neingbam. a iDr,, laedgey.-Tho lender cnn charge any interest the borrower is willing to pay, The abolition of the loney fi Laws did away with limitatione of the amouut of o Interest. D. F,-We have several times explained the ...

... date arrives we shdll see bow far the priesthood of Ireland at large asso- ciate themselves with its sentiments. One idea is stamped on the manifesto. It is that of Irish Nationality. The priests raise once more the cry of the Irish Volunteers at Dungannon ...

... who desire a speedy and complete restoration to health. Sent post free, secure from observation, on receipt of two postage 1 stamps. Letters of enquiry or details of cases promptly answered. Address Dr. SMITH, 8, Borton-creec Los oo W.Q. IRISU FIRE INSURANCES ...

... in stock, at prices considerably lower than is usually charged. 11 ORNIMAN'S PURE TEA is 8d. per Pound H 11 aCHEAPER as the DUTY is REDUCED. 4 'd Tea REDUCED to 2s 8d. I 4s 0d Tea REDUCED to 3s 4d. Tea REDUCED to 3s 0d. I 4s 4d Tea REDUCED to 38 8d. d ...

... the prison having involved an interference with the chaplain's duties, the subject was referred to a committee, with instructions to consider and report as to •what should be the daily duties of the chaplain. In their report the committee stated that they ...