... Americanising of the Law Courts ly the introduction of such titles as President and Vice['resident. [From Funny Folks. THERE no stamp duty to be paid on a Declaration of Love. IT is announced in the Gazette that Mr. Ashmeact- Bartlett hag obtained Royal license ...

... atio of the his after I'll do lA, he me but it won't do any good. did it because ha wee a man, it us hie duty. Now the doing of a duty good thing, but we should never. regoiro to be eabal to i do our date. We Kcal& arra an aim bedese wand she shan't ...

... right hon. gentleman said there appeared to be a belief that the Laud Act of 1.570 required large amendments. It would be the duty or the Government carefully to examine the condition of the law, and if they believed its provisions were insufficient, they ...

... Banks were being carefully considered. Lord John Manners explained that the colour of the new penny stamp and that of the new twopence-halfpenny stamp had been decided on at the Postal Union Congress at Paris. Mr E. Stanhope informed Sir Chas. Dilke that ...

... the 14th of April, 1847, at the price of 4d. This price was gradually lowered j to 2d; and in the year of the abolition of the , Stamp Duty, the Mail was issued at its present , price. It wag then only a four-page paper; later lon it was published on ...

... repeal of the paper duty took effect on October 1, 18131. Already, In 1833, the advertisement duty. eighteenpence each, had been removed ; and in 1835 the newspaper stamp was abolished ; wherefore, with the abolition of the paper duty, 1161, ...

... statement by Lord Beaconsfield regarding the Customs L 1.9,300,000 idissolution. Lord Sruatutort an.lCAllrert.t., who hail in- Stamps 'tended to call attention to the Eastorn Que.- Land bud ‘tion, delayed doing so until the Foreign - house ditty 2,701 ...

... =non: represrated by Ore million. oi ditty, and, in .'nitag the t duties. the three Lad fallen oft to ine..nui est by 34. on the inirmae-mx. There bmiu a steady ivermse in the tta duties, lathe death dun= to the psuditure of the past year, estimated e ...

... their cloak of Protection was now far too ragged to rest on any man's shoulder+ ; but Fair Trade had been introduced ti do duty in its stead. In regard to the Tory allegation that Radicals were displaying a danger ins tendency towards extreme opinions ...

... It new dednitely settled that the ibe• lose of the sew postage stamps will = In Feb. Three will be needy Is materetood that work duo Mn. bee to mitts* of anklets with the britoging awe stamps. Hews Dffaeleie-ta Me end H onc In three to Wagprepared who ter ...

... expend, and the beet proof of etatesmanohip woo the wise guidance and , regulation of that expanoion. ! sir John speaking at Stamp on the !minority vote. observed that so far the Liberal party had no reason to complain. The 13 threseternered conetitnencies ...

... having to the fo.t-rvention of Petlisomot t After some the bill was withdrawn. VIVISECTION ABOLITION BILL. R. T. Rim moved the seeond reading of the Vivisection .Abolition Sr J. 14•KsysA speaking against the bill at the boor for of the debete. The House adjourned ...