... for tire ertecs lit~red, Tbio Society paid X721,043.t~. Oil 5. Duty to Government for tir air year 18491. C It ItstREcn, during the eameeyear, 20,785,634 Farming Stock wviche is tree of Duty. In proofof the ptblionpprobationof tlic prinaciplesandorndrict ...

... producers in other countries, with the benefit which he may derive, if ho has ordinary skill and capital, from the abolition of duties on many articles, which arc, may be, profitably consumed upon farm. •* Ido not undertake to make general and indiscriminate ...

... competition with producers in other countries, with the benefit he may derive, if has ordinary skill and capital, from the abolition of duties on many Nicies, which are, or may bo, profitably consumed upon farm. 1 do not ondtrUko mako general ?jul indis* criminate ...

... East Indies, 28s. 7d.; and the average price of the two foregoing descriptions of sugar l c si 27s. Cd. per owt., exclusive of duty. by The Queen has been pleased to present the Ray. William Oerbot Le Breton, M.A., to tile deanery of the I~isisd of Jarsey ...

... ested ! majority ? Now, let any one count over the list of duties in the tariff, and to his astonishment he will find no less than seventy-six trades and interests protected by import duties, varying from 10 to 40 per cent. Do we wish to reduce those ...

... the conclusive proof against him was the Post Office stamp. A money letter was lost on Sunday, the 234 ult., and its transit cannot be , traced. On Sunday last Mr. Rowland Hill abolished the: stamping of all letters passing through London, in orderto ...

... instead of the Government being benefitted £500,000, by a 5s. duty, there is every reason to believe they would lose more than the £200,000 they now get by @ Is, duty. If we are to have a duty on wheat, let it really be one for revenue, and not to enable ...

... inordinat. ly heavy duties defeat their object, and that moderate duties are most productive to the In 1784, when the population was not so large. nor the use of tea so general as now, the consumption was trebled by a reduction of duty. 'rhe present consump ...

... and the conclusive proof against him was tlie Post-office stamp. A money letter was lost on Sunday the ult., and its transit cannot he traced. Sunday last Mr. Rowland Hill abolished the “stamping” of all letters passing through Loudon, in order to save ...

... (Sunday llie2:lrd ult.,)it must be distinctly understood that the despatch to London on Saturday is to be confined exclusively stamped forward letters. No registered letters, unpaid letters, nor letters prepaid by money mast be sent up, nor any letters addressed ...

... evidence Mr Matchwick in the of Executive Committee for the Exhibition of the Arts seeing the advertisement sent six postage-stamps as directed received no answer upon which he proceeded with Mr Digby Wyatt the secretary by police officers to Treston Chambers ...

... progres- e of the world, to the rapid utterance of that poli- Y tical and social spirit which ?? broken up the oli lformss and stamped a new vitality upon suciety-a drama f more condensed, vivid, and excitirng, than the old one, and s embracing living habitudes ...