... round-about or • three shies • penny stand ! It was simply • meeting, with addresses on important political questions. Duty and inclination combined caused my presence on Saturday al ternoon, at the lovely spot, which takes in one of the many landscapes ...

... because of the abolishment of the baneful drinking customs (hear, War). In England there were employed 33,000 polsoce mu, whom duty for the most part consisted in dealing with the crimes caused by the drink, and on thee. policemen was epeLt an annual sum ...

... where second-class stamped envelope addressed to the inn was posted for second collection a box three-quarters of mile away-The letter arrived 46 hours later the stamp not franked Was the post office too ashamed to frank the stamp? asked the secretary ...

... present bo inpetitos favour throughtoaPtarboliarbeolnitttooo the its member effete and useless body whose sole object was to stamp upon the will of the people and treat °entente _emu/ay the laws pained by the men who had the confidence of the people. Liberalism ...

... 15th the attention the Ministry of Rights of Peoples of Russia uPPr At Mr While abolition of rell-Holbrow the country It Mr Watklnson's glous discrimination free- around and duty keep of religious thought He under Article Mre Daweon lives ln An appeal made ...

... issued,' taking in physicians, surgeons, clergy, and lawyers. He also mentioned that our Government had resolved-to lower the stamp duty on passports from ss. to Is. Lord Clarendon said the latter could not done without an act of Parliament, but the Foreign ...

... existing taxes, and that, on the other hand, his principal measures relief will Ik* the diminution of local taxation and the abolition of the Income taxmeasures which the Conservative Party have always favoured, and which the Prime Minister and his friends ...

... rooms any expense they please. Mu. P. A. Taylor, liberal of the true stamp, has been elected without opposition for the borough of Leicester. declares himself in favour of the total abolition of church-rates, and opposed to taxation upon articles general ...

... as a Weekly Journal, it indispensable. Terms:—For One Year (52 Stamped Copies), £1 fis; for Six Months Slumped Copies), 12s ; for Three Months (13 Stamped Copies), 6s lor Single Stamped Copy, 6d, Tost-olßce Orders at tboStraml OlBec, FretloricU Ledger ...

... made in the duties of the county surveyor in carrying it into effect, and recommended the Court to refer it to the Finance Committee to mender and report upon the alterations which were required to be made in the standing orders as to his duties sod emoluments ...

... Medical Work Pbysicran, be considers It his duty, to gratitude to the anther, and for the benefltof nervous sufferers, to publish the means used. He *«™“. • »“l«i mrelop,. receipt directed envelope enclosing two stamps to prepav £ ed,ca, . enclosing every ...

... that the house should know what course the Government proposed take. the principle of abolition as the principle of that biU, they were ready sanction the abolition of church rates those towns in which they had been discontinued for a sufficient length ...