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... of education renders the writing of a letter a much more easy process. The abolition of the taxes on knowledge, the repeal of the paper duty, the abolition of the newspaper stamp, have also contributed to the freer circulation of the newspaper and periodical ...
... that he would carry out the duties of his year with honour to himself and likewise to the town of his nativity [applause]. With regard to tho permanent magistrates he thought they would all agree that they also had done their duty tosarde the trade represented ...
... iutroduction of the Irish Land Act in England, yet there Was much to be done with regard to this subject. He next defended the abolition of the malt tax, which had liberated a vast trade free restraint refening to the mimeo of depreenion of trade, be ridieelisl ...
... the thought that they had done their duty. But did they consider the large amount of labour and money that work entailed. It was all very well for them to sit there and look on, and do ' what they considered their duty, by rejecting popular opinion ; but ...
... ascertain if they were correct.—James duties and to the ticket collector in the service of the South-Eastern at the Waterloo J said that on: the efter- #00. to the sate had just been noon of the 23rd ult. ho was.en duty on the arrival of the read, Sir said ...
... wound was about half an Moll long and one inch deep. It bad been bleeding, but had stopped when witness arrived. Some postage stamps hnd been put on. Witness dressed the wound, strapped it up, and had him removed to his house in Denham village. The wound ...
... 82. vo 1s Od peper and postage. Single Papers seat on receipt of stamps to cover cost of Sen, High-ctreet, Windeor. Post Office Orders to be made payable to R. Oxley and (Stamp for a Guarter’s Receipt should bo enclosed.) SITHYIELD SHow.—On W. for ...
... —Among the subscribers were the Right Hon. G. about 12 o'clock, he was on duty in High-stre-t, Staines. worked in our Indian Empire. By studying such lives and | the performance of duties to the nation ; but that seemed ~ ...
... be acceptable to hear a few remarks Irons the late chief secretary for Ireland, Mr. James Lowther, a politician of tine old stamp, a mau who saint w hat he meant and did what he said [applause], and a minister who was able to govern Ireland without a Coercion ...
... list was raised to 640, and Ur. Hawtrey brought it to 777. The throe sevens wore for some years a toast at Eton, for the abolition of Montem in 1847 reused the numbers to fell off, and in 1856, when Dr. Coosliont had been three years hea4-maxter, the ...
... their duty, mat were not pusidileg waMeiently ; en that they were be- Imre two stook. Mr. LUNDY supperted theresoluthe i r observed that Mr. Alderman Glsmailleelain wee strati the Educational Department might emplain Oat they die est do their duty ; but ...