... New York of counterfeit cheque stamps. Tho stock and furniture of the office, consisting of over seven tons of lithographic plates, thirteen printing presses, together with a large amount tho completed counterfeit stamps were seized. Tho value of tho materials ...

... 1 and Addresses designed, and Steel Jiesencraved gems. ,* V imV .V •; ,!) KVI I Nil. seven. THE Note paper and envelopes stamped m colour and bnln ai ovtl’a L-rest LON lianlly illiiininated In the highest style art. VlSillNG LOAD 4 • rv y-- • 5-, o * ...

... . Policies in force for ?? 4,801,480 .Asiirnul irroeoiifrom- P'remniums a.£110,803..: luterest ?? Accumulated ?? The Fire, Duty having been abolisliiNT, Firo Inouriran are now effected wvithout any charge beyond tire premirnm. blarinre Irrnirallres me ...

... . Then follow various miscellaneous provisions to meetings, power the assignee to sue, and exemption certain deeds from stamp duty. All the courts are to make returns to troller London, who is frame books v and make an annual report to the Lord Chancellor ...

... Khedive says : •• i have received the firman of the Sultan with the resjiect and high consideration which in conformity with my duties I owe to the orders of his Imperial Majesty. The ceremony of reading the firman has been performed with the necessary honours ...

... that is, at the rate for the nine years of 200,000,000 a year. And he goes on to calculate that this sum — the cost of the abolition of slavery to the country — is tantamount to the labour of 2,000,000 men exerted continuously during the nine years, that ...

... the friends of the dead persons. The jury would have, however, to be guided by the evidence irrespective of feeling, their duty being to inquire whether blame attached to any one or not. In a case of that kind it was the magnitude of the disaster which ...

... into existence, in order supply, to some extent, tho want by the abolition of the monasteries. While the roonasteri-a lasted they wd>e charged, rutht-r they th-mselve* charged, with the duty i f seeing that one needed the neoemaries of U e, or wen* p*K>r ...

... Now it enjoys profound peace. Thi abolition of Lnslavery and serfdom in our English colonies, in it the American Republic, and in the. Russian Em- i- pire' the extension in England of political privileges, the abolition of commercial mono-. igpolies, and ...

... alike. And empower my executors to pay the above-named legacies within six months after my decease, and free from any tax, duty, charges whatever. Fourthly, give and bequeath the Right Honourable Lord Stanley; the American Miuister at the Court of St ...

... something more with most Welshmen than ! the mere assertion of political independence in the face of men. ' It regarded by many a duty towards God which may not be avoided, much less wilfully neglected, without sin. This may be fanaticism, but if so it is a ...

... and without having proper postage stamps affixed cn them. private letter* are be transmitted foreign stations in the Admiralty bags except on similar condition*, and any letters received the Admiralty hronffimeatly stamped will be ant to the Poet-office ...