... dist ioguithed patronage, is 311 tor Wedorday nest, at tbe Jarrrtt-treet Boom,. STAMPED ENTICLOPES.—The Post Office authorities announce that a cheaper Oa., of stamped envelope., tailed commercial envelopeA. - are now ,0141 at the tollow&ug reel lid ...

... increase of the Russian import duties by ten per cent. was discussed on Tawelay at a Council of the Empire. and approved. The Oaks says that the result of the approaching increase of the tax on trails guilds and of the import duties will not only cover the lose ...

... under the penn i es i n t e„ Bank can do , great cities -and either throw them open fur sun. so by purchasing penuy portage stamp., ! inspection or altogether at their owu - discretion. If they insure with any of the BLACK-NEBS.• and as as these amount ...

... truant wipte d hi e 1111••. 1 admitetion into Parliament Was confined to those school. I the payment of legacy duty. The fund for - , who were connected with the English Church. The subject the dropped. permed estate on hi t s death d f i ...

... Jesse Collings, Mr. Chamberlain, and Sin Harcourt as of party, who preseminently the friends of Where could they find that stamp among the T00,,',? there a workingsman candidate among them? I Mn, But he was not altogether eon. tent to tbil them vote simply ...

... is nearly seventy millions, including forty millions of internal revenue. The reduc. in the Customs duty on sugar amounts to ' eleven millions. The duty ou woollens may produce some increase of income. 'The entire, measure is practically • leap in the ...

... William Harcourt as members of their party, who were pre-eminently the friends of the people. Where could they find men of that stamp among the Tories? Was there a single working-man candidate among them? ( No, no.) But he was not altogether content to tell ...

... William Harcourt as members of thu party, who were preeenenently the friends of the people. Where could they find men of that stamp among the Tories ? Was there a single working-man candidate among them ? ( No, no.) But he was not altogether content to ...

... by post, for 64 stamps. Alex. Ross's Hair Dye produces very light or dark colours. His Cantharides, produces whiskers or hair on the head. The Nose Machine, for pressing the cartilage of the nose into shape, 10s. 6d.; or sent for stamps.—Letters invited ...

... necessaries of life are cheaper than in England, yet the Grist-tax is an abated intolerable burden, and the agitation for its abolition resembles in many that for the repeal of the Corn-laws in this country tive-aud-thirty years ago. It is the mere hated because ...

... (Moos lima, on board the Fairy, was charged with olio, 210 Sos foreign mtholactured tobacco and cavendisb, the stogie value and duty 16e was fined dl as and cods—Annie Robison, a young woman, was charged with moiling 153 1105 ADM* wife of Harry Swallow, smog-boat ...

... wee mimed as Thursday by the Xing in plain& AkINIOI4 for the co-operation of the Cllnmher In out the national Astir Theme duties were , Mt the mailmods of the nation were y lofty. He enterred to the new trimtiog by the involving action which mod largely ...