... oontractore, whose duty ,it is to keep our highways clean and free from mud, they remain °blunts, and turn • deaf ear to all e.upSints. All the contract as for &revvinging ware fined heavily on Woineaday liat for thts neglect of their duty as as censunxi ...

... exceeded their duty. Ho a fine of and costs upon tho primmer, with the alternative of a month's labour. It le said that the Poet Office Department Inaba thot clergymen and others interested in Lb. of the who will be bemefited by the abolition or reduction ...

... the benefits they have received, and the agricultural labourers have profited by the allotment acts and the reduction of the duties on tea, tobacco, and currants. But, above all, the Unionist Government has saved Ireland from Home Rule, and restored peace ...

... due to spirits and beer. The old death .duties—namely, probate, legacy, and succession duty—realised £6,056,000, an Increase of and the new estate duty £784.000 as against an estimate of £BOO,OOO. General stamps, the revenue from which was always uncrrtain ...

... in reducing the_pnee of shad to the nmsumer. I This gent.uman apparently, is a public bone; factor of the An drew Carnegie stamp, wilese I vision been an distorted by the benefits I which have accrued to the workingmen under • high proteetive regime. that ...

... of England in return for the abolition of the duty here. This would have had the ellect of making London the market of the world for dried fruits. Now, however, Greece dots not give us any special benefit. The amount of duty we get from dried fruits is ...

... mentioned that the Association of Linen Yarn Spinners have petitioned for an increased duty on imported linen yarn, and has given as its opinion, that an abolition of the duty or even a reduction will be detrimental to the home industry. THE OLD BULLETS AND ...

... scheme for the abolition of twelve-hour cabins can be satisfactory to.us which In not based on the lines of eight hours for cabins always open, and embracing the whole of the North-Eastern system, but in face of the demand for the abolition of a twelve hours* ...

... ornamental furniture, cut glass, jewellery, gold and silver work dei metals; carriages and harness, earative stuffs, mosaics, and stamped • • NEW JAPANESE TRADING. the present year Kualiiro will be, ;the list a what are called special trading 'Japan, Mel le, prte ...

... inornuaxi in the £276,621, • .cioe L 1,0117,332, stamps £629,267, land tax £20,000, property and income tax £160.000, poet office £270,00, telegraph eervion £100,000 ; but there was a decrease of £136,600 in bonne duty, of £19,824 interest on Canal shares, and ...

... LIVEHAL PARTY. To that party they owed cheap food and cheap clothing, the repeal of the paper duties, the extension of the franchise and the ballot, the abolition of compulsory church rates, and the right to nonconformists of worshipping God in their own ...

... Meurberibtp olea en. i i 4•,.. tunolipriae .1,,4 ter at to .1 Oar , ' • i intrepid 1111111 standing at LA dur- halfpenny stamp; (2i that may se days. 10.- i ; I.e. i.. s een . M r . ,I. J. and High eteere. I sit or minutes of nut: t 3) that c ...