... 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 ...

... men recently entered the office of the trea- surer of Tama County, Iowa, and asked for some stamps. Mr. Camery, the deputy sheriff, turned around to get the stamps, when the men caught him by the throat, knocked his head against the safe, and stabbed him ...

... decide upon the point the other day, was redaction of the charge to seven •liars. Mr. Wells farther urges the entire abolition of the duties on salt, coal, •' lumber, copper ore, leather, and one two other articles. ...

... in 1869. She declares that her dis- closure in Macmnillan's MAgayaiin and the AtlaNtic Mothfaly was prompted by a sense of'duty to a; slandered memory, and wan made after it had been. notified to her the trustees of Lady Byron had determ ined that no ...

... will injure Inc ian interests, The only other tariff alterations are an increase of 1 1 7th to the export duty on silk, the removal of the import duty from foreign coal and dock stores, and a slight reduction in the The tax on native coal, daty on watches ...

... of le the court to that part of the case, as what he did wae not in the exercise of his marital rights, but iB a matter of duty to his wife. He would not n exercise a right~for the purpose of injuring another. h Lord Penzance suggested that Mr. Kelly's ...

... Livernoel; Mullock ohemlet, 3llrkenhe? ?'ost-feea 14 stamps, or J, Pepper, 227', T0tt00b5rng0nrt-r?ed London. 7 leapT I. I I %goal notiffo. ?? ?? -- TABURNJ UM VILLA, Oriel-road, ' Bootle.-Tho DUTIES of Mrs. EVISON'S SCHOOL Willk be ILEUE, D on the 2Sth ...

... George. The Judges of the Court of Exchequer have decided a deed of transfer of mortgage to a friendly society is liable to stamp duty. The decrees issued by the French Government respecting the temporary admission of cast iron and cotton tissues into France ...

... men’s religion.— (Cheers.) And when government had put the stamp of its authority upon religion, and had said This is the authorised gospel of Jesus Christ,” then he thought it was the bounden duty of all those who loved the gospel and knew anything about ...

... enter our humblest home, by the abolition of window duty. no longer proscribed, soap being left teen, none dissenting; not ire any need to be informed bow knowledge wee perruittel to oirealate by the abolition of the paper duty, so that by. peer and a cheap ...

... enter our humblest homes by abolition of window duty, Cleanliness noloqgerproscribod, soap being left free, none dissenting; nor do any need to be informed how knowledge was permitted to circulate by the abolition of the paper duty, so that by a free press ...

... glutted with yarns and The adjourned meeting of the upon Mr, Patter- } son's resolutions for reduction of Customs duties, stamp , duties, and assessed taxes to the amoant of nearly eleven The following appeared in the 7'imes of yesterday :— enclosed letter ...