... 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 ...

... Dirsctors are readyto receive Bposalstforeinul ortn-gpc.rety genera~ya epitb;e xs. All losses pramptly eud liberall The abolition of the duty reiuces the expense of insuranne, in t the caselof ?? t ouses, by one-phef, and in ad iases byo.Gd. e en insurance ...

... press laws on an entirely new footing, and reviving the jurisdic- tion of the jury. It has been greatly wished to repealthe stamp duty on newspapers, but M. Buffet says he cannot spare the 14,000,000 which it brings in. A reduction to 2 or 3 centimes (instead ...

... is current in commercial circles that it is the intention of the Government shortly to propose ths cutire abolition of the tea and coffee duties. This report has doubtless originated in the speeches of Mr. Bright at Birmngha a,,~MrBain~ af~eed, a also ...

... his office. The duties of the office were, in the first place, minesterial. d It was his duty to register the rules, hris next duty was 'what might be termed prophylactic. It was to examine n and certify the rules; it was also Ihis duty to transfer stock ...

... prefmerd. j 3). iU., 1f. Canobridge-toorrate, Windsor. smith J~UTLER, ?? twoi 1-in lvry are ket Thoroughly underotands his duties, Can brew, &a. APB 301;c besi,0I.Treand a hall year'pgoad caxaotter.-J. A., Wait-, 'f~UTLER, orM tler and1 Valet, Eperienced ...

... is is a vulgar error to suppose that the abolition x of compulsory pilotage involves the abolition of of licensed pilotage; and that every sea cap- th fain must henceforth be his own pil6t. What the abolition of compulsory pilotage really means of is ...

... had alrried the repeal of tahe Test and Cor. posution Acot, the abolition of slavery, Ca~tholicemanci. patios, the two~eforma Bills, the repeal of the corn laws, the removal of the stamp on newspapers, and were now hcarying out awohoy of h ustcoe to Irelnbd ...

... The increase of the duty on opium i% is one. le told the neticbers of the deputation, a vwhich af'ects the revenues of British India much c more than it does the business which any one of T thom conducts. As for the increased duty on silk, g it simply ...

... Qui,,toon'o, 27, Pavemtent, Mniunbor, FEC. V7ALET, or Butler and Valet in a -Gentleman'es fml.Thereo 3ly underotands, bin duties, also the leaint, injg of lruxiilg sod o oothig thinge. Age SO.-B. D., 7 0, WONle street. Oaford-8troat. -PAGE. or Steward's ...

... DAY. ORDERS OF TBE DAY. lie' Ian Bill-second reading; Supply-committee; Supply -report: Tsrmwvays Bill-seconId rendini; Stamp Duty on Leases Bill-second reading War Offlice Bill-third readinge; Ways and Means-c nmeittee * Judges' Jusdiction Bill-sccond ...

... tax by c any clause in the Act of Parliament, it has been ir by mistake that they have not hitherto been tl charged with the duty, and assured the hon. b gentlesan that that error will in future be cor- rected, The debate upon the second reading of a the ...