... advances (Ireland) bill was read a se- cond time, and the judgments (Ireland) bill was read a third time and passed. The stamp duties and sighway bills passed through committee profershii, to receive amendments. ?? Avctro EY-GrENsiIAvL. obtained leave to ...

... apparently providing for the lpeaceful Settlement of every question and dispute connected ,with Central America. There is no duty on guano. In the eleven months ended 'November the quattity imported was 175,688 tons. The value of embroidery and needlework ...

... closing. To only one instance of the latter class shall B we call attention, In the matter of receipt stamps it I was felt that if the adhesive postage stamp was allowed a to be used, by being simply attached to invoices and the receipt written over it-instead ...

... The stamp duty is fixed at six centimes, and raised to seven centimes for numbers containing a romzanuefuilleton. Foreign newspapers may enter France after having been t authorised by the government; but they will be subjected to. the same stamp duty ...

... barren of immediate result, the discussion of Tuesday Ld night will be far from being altogether fruitless. 3. NEWSPAPER STAMP DUTIES BILL. .9, Ox Monday evening, on the motion that this bill be read a OP second time, Mr. Deedes proposed that it should ...

... per annum, an oc- casional deficiency must not be looked upon as a strange monstrosity. The abating or abolishing of duties on i stamps, sugar, and bricks, will tell somewhere, and at I some time or other. If then, under the circumstances of the year gone ...

... successful it must proceed on three principles-the abolition of what are celled the progressive duties; the abolition of what c are called compositions; and, lastly, the abolition, or the II almost abolition, of exemptions, and thee ...

... Ii should be fice of sutuy. Tule Stamp on memorials he proposed 2 to reduce from Inn, to an uniform 2s. Gd.; and that the pro- gressive duty (on all Skitils after the first) should be an uniiform leeq. He gave up the duty of whatever amount upon leases ...

... reading of the landlord and tenant (Ireland) bill. Amongst the bills which it was proposed to persevere with, were ithe stamp duties bill, ?? ecclesiastical commission bill, the mercantile marine (No. 2) bill, the oath of abjuration (Jews) bill, and the ...

... more than .those for the year ending October 10, 18608; the Excise, not- .withstanding the abolition of the brick duty, £343,018. The yea' decfrease in the Stamps amounts to X179,935. The annual rcips of the Assessed Taxes and Property-tax arelss e spetively ...

... amicable means to obtain tha abolition of the law. di; The house then resolved itself into a comamittee on the ens- cc tome, &O., acts. ,The CerANCeLLoRt Of the EXCHEQUERc moved, that in lieu Of inr the present stamp-duties on certain deeds or Instruments ...

... aces liameut to repeal 115e excise duty on paper. 2. That it is ex- able pedient to abolish the duties now payable on newspapers In secu Great Britain and 'Irelanid. a . That it is expedient to abolish Bi~rt ths duties now payable on advertisements in Great ...