... the Legal Practitioners Bill, which was agreed to. Mr. 31cLaren then brought forward for a second reading the Church Bates Abolition (Scotland) Bill, the object of which he explained to be to abolish the system under which churches and manses were built ...

... order, therefore, to keep up the price I the food of the people for the benefit tho landed i interest, import duty was imposed corn, and this duty was maintained till You are all familiar with that long and exciting agitation when the whole Tory party resisted ...

... favour of free Andrew Leslie and Company, of Hebburn, were ' trade with France, the abolition of the Indian import asked to design a ship, which shouldpt speed, duties on cotton goods, and to consider generally the the one thing needful to make Captain ...

... heavy work we have had of it for a good three months—but we'll come without the ponies, and do the duty amongst us. _ Thank you, sir. I trust your duty will prove to be not so very onerous on the present occasion but that you may find yourselves able ...

... (Prince Imperial) is quietly and steadily pu:Ruing his studies at the Roial Military Academy, applying himself diligently to his duties, apparently indifferent to the strife now prevailing at Versailles. On Friday William Cater, aged nine years, son of William ...

... in the extreme. In a word, shyijs kept in the absolute seclusion consistent wit te performance of her necessary household duties. If the children both survive until the end of the sixth year, it is supposed that nature has accommodated leolielf to the ...

... election to the House of Commons. His party is disciplined as no party ever was disciplined, till it could be made to vote the abolition of any commandment except the Eighth—which, you tee, would affect Consols—and he has had really extraordinary luck in vacancies ...

... should not vote on the amendment because he considered it was their duty to see what the directors would do. They had been advised to see these gentlemen, and he considered it their duty to do ao. Aid. Berkley had called his amendment tomfoolery. Now it ...

... of F. wler e. Goofßake was co.n m-tion for thelittliof Merril in fawner of the abolition me nced. The I lain.iff, who i. a mining engine r , of the Brewer ' s Lieense Duty. 11 . .e..lving to Mr J. P. B , meth, the Attorney-General l inttmated that as ...

... establish, incut civil g*>vernmcnt; pea.-c has been maintained, aml have proenred the assent of tlie protected tribes tlio abolition of slavery. Henceforward trust that freodom will exist there as in very part dominions. In Natal have found myself under ...

... committee should sign cheques for the varier' accounte t after which the manager will countersign them, or stamp them with the society's stamp, and send them off. In this way the committee know each week how the society is going on. When there is a bank ...

... charges frequently made by those into whose hands is entrusted the duty collecting it. We are glad to see that the Corpor. tion of Gateshead not intend to rest until there an abolition the toll; ami also that the Town Council of our own town are determined ...