On receipt of a | | postage-stamp we will send a copy of No. 1 to any one | | desiring to get up a club.

"Poor Susan, Reverie of" Pope, Alexander "Popular Fallacies" Postage rates in 1797 Presentation copies, Lamb on Presents, Lamb on

It may be had gratis on application, or sent by post on receipt of a postage label.

Building the library, he would tell himself as he doled out postage money.

There was only one letter as a first-class postage symbol of the exile's intimacy with the outside world, and out of this tumbled a check and a blank receipt to be filled in.

Scott's correspondence must have been enormous, for his postage bills amounted to £150 per annum, besides the aid he received from franks, which with his natural economy he made no scruple in liberally using.

A well-digested cheap-postage system is the best means of diffusing intelligence among the people, and is of so much importance in a country so extensive as that of the United States that I recommend to your favorable consideration the suggestions of the Postmaster-General for its improvement.

Experience warrants the expectation that as the community becomes accustomed to cheap postage correspondence will increase.

The old postage law had proved oppressive to all classes except members of Parliament, who had the franking privilege, which the new law abolished.