... the small license duties collected from the still makers, sellers of playing cards, manufacturers, paper-makers, and watch-case Makers ; in all producing about 0000/. year. He further projiosed to revise the stamps ami equalise the duties between foreign ...

... explained oompUcate,l Mian tor the gradual absorption of these nffleers, and the abolition of the rank ensign and comet, which, Involved a first step towards the ‘abolition the I.urvl.a-C -y.tetn. the licecrre Forces, anuouucod that In future, though the ...

... considered a great success. It is to remembered however, that tile system followed result of the agitation for the abolition of the penny stamp newspapers. Wliile the cards are'being made great use of business matters, regret to have received complaints of ...

... Reform Bill, the He- LiuiiT Wises.—Although the eonsump ioa oflight mnee h» trebled in BogUod eiooe the reduction of the rate duty, they here not et present taken the poaition te beverages of daily and general consumption that «o may confidently anticipate ...

... ter*e but emphatic terms, and every in Court appeared heartily to sympathise with bis remarks upon the injury which the abolition of the Homo Circuit would inflict upon the localities in ita jurisdiction in which crime was committor). The Grand Jury made ...

... other Galvanic Machines bare been tried vein. It also contains Mr. Hals-’e Letters on medica' Galvanism, 52 pages. Sand two stamps to Mr. W. H. liaise, Warwick Lidgo, 40, Aldison Road, Kensington, London, for it. EXTBXOaDINABY CITBB OP COUOH B 7 POWBLL ...

... dissentient of importance, it would have impossible f«-r him to carry on a measure full injustice to individuals his proposed abolition ensigns and cornets, without compensating tho*. who had paid over regulation money for their motion from those ranks to ...