... of the country); restrictions on the devise of land to lives not in being; registry: reduction of stamp duties on conveyances; tenant right; abolition nf the Irish Established Church extension of the suffrage, and increase in the number of the Irish ...

... farmer knows that what he wants is not a slice out of his poor's-rate, which would lie addled to his rent, but a good round duty and wheat at 50s. a quarter. If he cannot pay his way under fiee trade you will not set him on his legs by nib- bling at the ...

... Mr. T. Baring, at the request of the committee, has consonted to become his successor. A deputation from the Newsfaper Stamp Abolition Committee waited MI Lord . J • R.nisen, last week, at his official residence in Downing -street, on the subject of the ...

... PROPOSED OE TAXES.—With regard to the proposed remission taxes, the repeal of the duties on bricks to the amount is unexceptionable. The remission ot Xlii3Oltd in the stamp duties is, from tbe manner in which it is to be etheted, of a more questionable character ...

... he can by spreading- it, as it must be admitted, rather tlar. The boon he offers is an alteration in the Stamp duties and tho abolition of the duty on bricks. Tho En- glish nation asks its ministers FOR bread, and they give it LR'cks! Yet the Whig journalists ...

... could not accept the boons offered by the Government in the abolition of the brick duties and the reduction on stamps, as a fair recompense for the great agricul- tural wrong. The stamp duties on marine insurance ought to have been included. ...

... committee on die one bill before resuming the other. There was another question which required consideration, and that was die stamp duties, as there was considerable obstruction in carrying on business ; and therefore the Chancellor of the Exchequer would take ...

... an Exchequer rich enough to afford a remission of taxation, the window duties possessed claims at least equal to those ofbi-icks or stamps. Beyond the inevitable weight of this duty, the scale according to which it was levied rendered it peculiarly and ...

... King's-road, in that parish. Mr. MACGREGOR moved that in consideration of the recent changes in the navigation laws, the stamp duties on marine assurances, bills of lading, and other shipping documents should be abolished. Lord J. MANNERS seconded the motion ...

... the report on the Stamps Duties' bill, the Chancellor of the Exchequer, in reply to a question from Sir II, Willoughby, said he was unable to lay on the table any statemeut showing the loss or gain from the alter- ation of the duties beyond the estimate ...

... hat a period on tiiir t dist:maim). As this priiiciple did not apply to revenue bills, he designed to proceed with the Stamp Duties Bill. The Ecclesiastical Commissioners Bill, which th Lords had al eady consideied ; the :Mercantile Marine Bill ; the ...

... principle, he stated, was to avoid sending up im- portant and opposed bills to revenue bills, he designed to pro. ceed with the Stamp Duties Bill, The Ecclesiastical Com- missioners Bill, which the Lords had already considered the Mercantile Marine Bill the P ...