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... 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 ...
... of the chief objects, It ia stated, In allowing volunteers to attend with the regular forces Is that they shall learn the duties connected with the details or military life, and it is, the:store, il,s Royal Highness's desire that the works should be performed ...
... Taxpayers are thankful for an, signs of retrouchospnt, but w.mld it not have been Si well to begin a Little higher up? A FARTHING STAMP.- It KM, absurd W think that we should be obliged to pay for seeding he smallest packet to the other side of Leaden as much ...
... London :Society for the abolition of l'omoulnory I opposite corner in ovenpiedbythe Drexel building punted. . .. .. _ . . -ot S — TAMPED ENVELOPES. A poetal notice iIS issued to the effect that a cheaper class of stamped envelopes. called commercial ...
... island, Before the Scotch Patronage Abolition Act of sot his brother is factor. The men all fish '1874 was passel, be, although an Eitiecopalian. for the storekeeper; and the Couoregational discharged the difficult duties of patron to a large elnisser on ...
... Laving been one of the most faithful and success. lal of teacher, in the Wait of Scotland. Besides engaging in the arduous duties of the ordinary . _ . and of 3 is the number ef achiels reprenented. LEITH. —MAN DROWNID.—Edward Chisholm, • widower, residing ...
... deprecate the system of employing paupers to act se a.,.eata the sick in. stead of appohling pea and reepossible officers to that duty. Is the present owe happier, that Mn was ordered tea and other woorishowat but ill. not dear that elm actually received it ...
... eorrespondent of the Daily It is regarded by persons of all dudes of political creed am a matter of all bat certainty that the abolition of the Viceroyalty bee determined on. as The movement will not be Made b / the Government. but they arm it 6 said, pro So ...
... l'arliatnentare • paper. Sir William euningharne gave notice of tmestions as to the discharge of I officials the Greenock Stamp OfEce. Sir JI. Weillerburti gave notice that emu! initfive on the Parliamentary . Elections and Cur! rapt Practices iScotlandl ...
... detecting I the trick that ans played upon biro, sneaked hack to his lair and lay down ocean. The sarveyor , I resumed Ids duties. and was hard at work for two I or three hours, wben all at once the dog rose from lain steep, and =et his ears and eyes in ...
... to shoot her wben tle mot tho chance. alel 41.); lua wife Eliza Kilmartin or Brady, of of this paper, for which I enclose stamps. 'Thus l job o Robe e e ane J am es mammy, reeding at the read. Mr Steveusoues skull was frac tient the missionary who ...