... proceeded as tar as the 37th clause, when the Chairnian repoled progress, and obtained leave to sit again .• to-mcrrow. The Stamp Duties Bill, and several other bills, were read a third time and passed. • The General Board Health Bill, and other bills, were ...

... suggestions, Icy W. It. Weo, tunic the question, addressed to the late alr. Charles Buller, containing it plan for the abolition of the Law of Settlement, without change in the present executive depertment, or injury to the lencled proprietor. tenant-termer ...

... and highly influential meeting held on Thursday week its to secure the abolition of the paper duty, an amended proposition, which included the aslvertisement and newspaper stamp duty, was carried. At Birmingham, too,— Isnd this is no unis ll - portant feature ...

... newspaper stamp, and the paper duties, are all bad. He voted with Mr. Gibson against them last year. The newspaper stamp produces huts bagatelle, and if all newspaper proprietors were allowed the opium of having unstamped editions, sending stamped editions ...

... interest or their duty, would do their duty regardless of consequences (applause). He thought he had not said too much when it was imputed to a member of a liberal profession that it was most unwise to employ him, because where his duty and his interest ...

... of the duty on timber. Tney were crowded in cities into ill-veutiiated and ill-l'ghted apart- ments, and it was to improve the smatory condition of the labouring poor that he proposed to lepeal the window duties. The most objectionable duties that woul¡1 ...

... therefore cautioned that the only genuine the words.. LOCOCK'S KItS, in while mitt' rs no a eel gmund, printed in the tioternment Stamp outF.Ae each Itin. Arnts :—Evans and Son, wholesale drittetists. Liver-1.01; spilt for 61,flitli Phultip.. drua,st, MerMyr ...

... opposoil the amenilment.—The Eall of Wicklow looked upon this as the nowntall of the present go. tier nil; but it was die duty of thew lordships to in the such powers as vvoold set at rest all doubt as In, the intention of the legislature, and he simald ...

... newspapers have an interest in the maintenative of the stamp, and would be iniered by its abolition. ‘Vere these views correct, they not he considered to furnish a good ground bur retain`tur tire stamp if the public interests reqiiired its repeal ; hot committee ...

... being subject to the newspaper stamp duty. Ile wished to ascertain whether further prosecutions were to be instituted. or whether any bill was to be introduced to dispel all dounts on the subject of the newspaper stamp act 7- --The Chancellor of the Exchequer ...

... by 59 a,'«in*» 24 •Mr. llea'iUm moved a resolution that the stamps upon receipts should be abolished. The Chancellor of the Exchequer observed, that the sole gr. urHl upon which the abolition of this tax was pOllftl t that people did not like to ) ay it ...

... leave to bring in . a bill to abolish the duty on carriages wus opposed by the Chancellor of the Exchequer, and negatived on a division by 59 to 21 ; as was also a motion Of Mr. lleadlam for the abolition of stamps upon receipts, the numbers being 61 to ...