... £513,000. The customs duty on foreign spirits showed an increase of £126,000., principally under the head of Geneva and other spirits, but there had been a falling off in the duty upon rum ; there was also an increase the excise duty upon the sugar used ...

... customs duty oem foreigti Spirits showed ai iticrease of £120,000., principuilly stitier the heC aI of Geneva aitd other spirits, but there hal beeti a fallixig off is thlec ilty upol)on t rui; there wac also sin iicrelase il tile excise duty utpoll the ...

... having received postage stamps from an errand boy of Mr. Edwin Slater, of St. Ann s Square, knowing them to have been stolen. The boy, it will be remembei’ed, des- troyed letters which he was entrusted to post, and took the stamps to Howard, who was in ...

... that the time has arrived when it becomes the duty of the Government to consider the question. The Exhibition of 1867 has opened the eyes the country to the question in a wonderful degree; but it becomes the duty of manufacturers to examine the whole question ...

... lice is adeiaing for the Cheatar Cup won his trial in acantor. Apsplicatione moot contain dIrected envelope, enclosing four stamps.-Address DMr. F. Robinson, Westminster TvrWestmInster Bridge, London. Coasmlsaons executed fre f lar-ge. PostdfI~cs orders ...