... as the paper duty. Mr. McmE saikl it was not proposed to repeal duty now ; but lie wanted the surplus of to the repeal or transfer of the other duti,,, nust , ad of paying it In the shape of Iskunty to melt. But lie believed the stamp duty ...

... leave to bring in a bill for the abolition of church rates.—Mr. DEEDEB (East Kent) asked if the Chancellor of the Exchequer intended to proceed with the second reading of the bill for the repeal of the newspaper stamp on Monday next l—The CHANCELLOR of ...

... would be regulations fir holding courts while the ship is on her sold, duty-free, at 17s. Instead, therefiire, of nearly voyage, and punishing mutinous seamen, if £16,510, the duty upon the cyclopedia entailed a which was much wanted, and will prove of ...

... .. _ Notwithstanding the abolition of the stantp-duty on newspapers, which has reduced the number parted by about one-fourth, far on to 71,000,1X10 of newspapers art transmitted by post—much the larger portion of them stamped. The revenue has lost .£242 ...

... Treasury upon this subject, and to urge threatening letter% as a strong ground (which no doubt they are) fur the abolition kg the stamps IP n al I mime, I ts te,operatt with my colleague in prewiing the matter tipou the cutlet. &tuition pith. Goseniment ...

... have any yeomanry there, as they would not be embodied for permanent duty beyond eight days. The stamp Duties (Draft on Bankers), the Income Tax. the Customs Duties ' the Spirit Duties (Scotland and Ireland), and the Despatch of Business ...

... Commissioners were ecluded by their Commission from inquirin4 into the light duties levied by the London Trinity House, and that, therefore, they could not recommend the abolition of any duty payable to that Corporation—but he would find that equal justice was ...

... a ; last -session, which protected the interests .ft ha bill for the abolition of the passing tolls; also, whether universities. lie proposed to introduce any bill for the abolition of Mr. mid that his bill not broughtskethe charges shipping at Liverpool ...

... of improved administrative government. There was a debate on Monday on the motion for the third reading of the Newspaper Stamp Duties Bill—which was adjourned until last night. Mr. Whiteside characterised the Bill as illconceived, ill-advised, and ill-drawn ...

... patrons by this ruthless return from the Stamp Office—demands a little notice, we think, at the hands of its victims. The as we have shown, is nearly twenty per cent. The newspapers we have named, according to Stamp Office authority, bad last year a circulation ...

... Neads sitting by their studious r'eter urwlth 1 5,500 0 0 .wolwinn new notions and 1 0 0 RELIGIOUS NEWSPAPERS AND THE STAMP DUTIES BHA. The Canadian Government has introduced a Dill into the Legislature abolishing the postage upon all papers published ...

... had been educated. But an appointment to a clerkship in the Stamp Office having been offered him by the Prime Minister, Mr. Addington, he proceeded to London in IEO4, and entered upon his duties at Somerset House, where it was anticipated that a prosperous ...