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... under certain regulations. The accounts. &c., are to be laid before Parliaments and all deeds. &c., to be exempted from stamp duty. Messages are to be deemed poet letters, sod the present and last year's act to be considered as Laws, and so on till ...
... make way for vast Government dejtartmeut, solidarized community, or some such CoutiueuUil ideality. Having begun thus the abolition of private property in laud, which was carried by 51 votes to 4, the Congress went on to invade the rights of property in ...
... %lvcs than a due apprecation of the selewn and a heretic—and also his fare there and back. j important duties they undertake. Neither Profes- ABOLITION OF THE LORDS. sors nor Presbyteries can cram or orato- is to be done with the House of Lords? tical gifts ...
... supply stampsnear they would be if the telegraph stamps were distinct from the postage stamps ; and the account telegraphic revenue collected will at least as simple it would be if two classes of stamps were used. The limits within which delivery by special ...
... of postage stamps. The prisoner had been for about three years in the employment of Mr Butterworth, cotton-waste dealer, Great Ascents Street, as copying clerk; and in the same e mployment were several other lads, whoee duty it was to stamp and post letters ...
... properties eold:— 20 with the two tenements Feu and ground anneal, 2140 00 264, Rental, 1000.0, 0 eu Nos. 49, 10s, duty, Realized a 1725 0 0 1, Feu duty, £6, price of 550 0 0 i ww o Marriage will be of» Bue, Des name and address of the Jobs Caseells, ‘Street ...
... transmitted to _its repositories . The _great increase of accommodation required by the Sasine Office , in consequence _, of the abolition of the Local Register of Sasines _, and the . transfereiice . to the Register House of the . _whole'work of that most important ...
... children manufacture, or unless are the that can be obtained, Han- but they 7 bal waded sched! in py Sy ye They contend that duty for which the of the ought to be he Act of 1833, contrac af value of the p 1835, and in ty children under when the half-time ...
... providing for a family, and the mother now has thrown npon her the responsibility of nursing her children, whereas in slaver; this duty fell upon the women who were too’ old lor anything else.—Pali Mail Gazette. International Association Working Mbn. —This A ...
... now confidently amerted that, in addition to cloying Woolwich and Deptford dockyards, the Go♦ernment have decided on the abolition of Sheerness as a naval establishment as soon as the requisite ar• rangements connected with the change can be carried out ...
... Seoular. In 72 8ook0, I& each; free by poet for 19 Stamps A Catalogueof ?? be had gratisand potage fre, Also, juatiesued, Fifth EdItion of MoIL WEST'S QUESTIONS ON TlER TiWtO&Y OF MUSIC. Free bY post for 13 Stamps. Rie. 85. once a Week, Speaking of Mr. Wet'Es ...
... the i'oliiee in force. Home antd Foreigno Insurances effectea; at Moderate Reate. In conoequence of tbe entire Abolition of the Government Duty on Insurances. those who have hitherto been pertialiD their own insurers can now obtain more adequate prolecti=q ...