... about the following' and other desirable amendments to the Weights and Measures Acts, viz. -- (I) The abolition of stumping fees; (2) the expenses of stamping and half the expenses of inspection to be borne by the Imperial Exchequer; (3) as extension of the ...

... Right Hon. W. E. Gladstone himself could not have sarpassed (applause). Why Mr. Morley and Sir William Harcourt felt it their duty to retire he could not understand, and should be glad it any of thou present ceald tell him. Whatever differences there might ...

... by all Chemists and Grocers, or l'ost, seven penny stamps for packet of three to Cotren . s, leg, Cannon street, London. /20.—Tomt000niers Coismaseimo. — Writs for Illustrated Guide (2?9 pages) 3 stamp, flow to open respectably to £1,OO0 Tobacconists' ...

... of mewbere (laughter). Persoually, I should not object if yno handed me over u year ter doing my duty—(laughter)--but so long as I continue to do my duty without payment, I suppose that yeti will not altogether ouject (loud laughter). The Taxation of ...

... pretty sort of thing for magistrate, and a prebendiair, and what not No; what yon have got to do.* John continued, feeling to be duty to sober down the fiery spirit his subaltern. what you have got do to look after the pikes, and the railway tickets, and the ...