... Wednesday, at St. Augustioe's tavern, to consider the desirability of taking steps for obtaining the abolition or a reduction of the post-borne duty. A resolution was pawed agreeing to petition embodying the views of the meeting, which is to be forwarded ...

... legislative duties. If two parallel columns were drawn, and if on the one side were tabulated the dates of the repeal of the advertisement duty, the abolition of the compulsory newspaper stamp, and, last and greatest, the repeal of the duty ...

... neighbours in Hampshire. After oddneing their conduct on the Reform Bill, proof that the Peers bad for many years fnlfllled their duties, he said very happily that the House of Lords was ic reality a House of Farmers, no other body being more interested in or ...

... 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 ...

... condemned unequivocally the existing system of duties It recommended that taxation should as far possible be abolished that all duties should be repealed that protection should be entirely abandoned that duties should future be levied few as possible taxation ...

... or Catholics. Let the people of England remember that there were among them yet mon of the Sheffield type of the Broadbead stamp ; and that every crime committed could not possibly have Femau origin. As Catholics they did not approve of revolutions and ...

... ° 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 ...

... s enemies— for having preserved the possessions which belong to the Catholic world (cheers'. Unfortunately that is not the duty we have to perform to-day (bear, hear). What a glorious empire this would be if England, and Scotland, and Ireland were united ...

... him to the conclusion not that it was his duty or that he had any right to interfere if the committee and members of the Club thought it right to admit the discussions he had referred to, but that it was his duty to withdraw from the Club. He did not venture ...

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... s under which they flourished —to cling more fondly to those liberties and institutions. Every one of them should do their duty as individual citizens drive from amongst them every man I who disturbed the harmony of hitherto happy England. He thought ...