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... offices of the Mn „ ot-rh'TCT Ub aUQ YORKSHIRE BOARD. 65. ALBION-STREET. . JOSEPH TURNER. Resident Secretary ABOLITION OF FIRE INSURANCE DUTY. fUTe INSURANCE OLD MALL, LONDON. INSTITUTED 1803. • _ CAPITAL £1.60 0,0 00 Paid Up and Invested £700,000. RICHARD ...
... to the issuing of- e halfpenny postage-stamp for printed matter, Two con- ditions nre to he attachied-the first, that the stamps shall be available for only one day; the sccond, that the person who uses the stamp Shall impress the date upon it. It is also ...
... Thursday, Mr £. P. Maxsted presiding, rejxirt was read reviewing the commenial legislation of the past year, referring to the abolition of Russian shipping charges, the Austrian and Spanish taritfs, the royal visit to Hull, the inning of the new Doncaster line ...
... for gathering in those fruits, it is surely. oar' bounden duty to praise and give Him thanks. It is meet, right, and our bounden duty to glorify and praise His holy name, for it is a scriptural duty. After referring to several texts in the Old Testament ...
... several other lads, whose duty it was to stamp and post letters, and who had authority to make out written orders for the necessary postage stamps. The prisoner had been in the habit of forging the names of those lads to orders for stamps, and, when he had obtained ...
... r aperiod of The sasouty provided by Parllameant foe these purpaoss, is the net proeise. subject to eoisting har.e.. of the duty of 4d. per ton on goals brogh Int ondon continued by the Act 01 andre1 Vist. cap, zyli.,u uni th July 1I0 and h r~e for the ...
... attend from five to seven or half-past. Besides, if that duty is onerous, they might be relieved of it without much loss to the country. They have charges to write. Yes, once a year; and this duty involves mechanical labour, but of mental labour one sees ...
... apprentice for five years to fanners, who could teach them their business. He made some suggestive observations as to the relative duties of landlords aud tenants, which are reported in another column. Mr Reuter’s telegrams concerning the movements of royal personages ...