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... They are'tobfchronnts, and have important Robert letter to his tenantry. Ur stress on the Right Hon. Baronet's X that the abolition ofthe CoraJawa would a range of low prices average seasons, »nd they ™ contend that contrary the opinions expressed 1846 ...
... (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 ...
... and 14,000. Some alter- atione in respect to foreign newspapers have just been made; thle meet important is the abolition Of the stamp duty of two creutzers-not quite id Englisli-pOr copy. The ratelof postage in Austria, Prussia,1Bavarim, Saxony, Hanover ...
... is the revenue, as there would from Ma, I ahead repos, that the stamps settlements ahead a lad saes, but ad mixers, Masts with the property, thus making up foe die esaed by the abolition er the reduction of that sump. sad amiss a a discouragement epos ...
... that to say cotton cloth woollen linen &c are admitted duty free hut taxed when made into garments The same principle is observed with respect to iron and steel recent act reduced the import duty on copper to a mere registration fee It were well if farmers ...
... rac to take this step, inasmuch I do not concur with the framers I of the requisition in thinking that a restoration of the duty upon the import of foreign torn would tend to the advantage ; of Ireland. 1 am decidedly of contrary opinion ; but 1, j ne ...
... being required to pay the in amounts levied by the Government n the shape of the penny stamp, the paper duties, and the advertisement duty. The advertisement duty is, no doubt, a great impediment to the establishment of newspapers, requiring, as it does ...
... tte a S n o B l r for litalps be ami Ta ' x o e n s, a a and stateme n t m s e nc n l o a f stamp shall be AS:edam's shall deals on to be the proper one, such stamp shall be valid.—Late Times. PRISON DISCIPLINE IN THR ISLE Or WIGHT. A correspondent writes ...
... Mansion-house, London. —Joseph Ady was summoned before Alderman Gibbs for ibe sum 12/. 10s., due and owing to her Majesty, for the duty of postage, which he refused and neglected to pay. The summons was supported Mr. Peacock, the solicitor to the Post-office ...
... understanding vigilance., the undivided and unremitting attention of a resideat parliament ..a parliament that would not only its duty to the country, but compel all classes, ranks, and creeds alike to the same. A parliament that would not allow the clergy of ...
... this duty tomorrow if be likes the silk manufacturers will not object only articles that a small duty are those things partly up by tbe band after they come out of the loom such stockings and ebawls Bear in mind too Sir Robert Peel removed duties foreign ...
... nor silver, nor even manufactured articles, but a slip of stamped paper” the form of rent receipt.*’ These are the substitutes Lord Chmcurry would suggest for the high rent and protective duty project of Lord.Glengull/* And those are the means any party ...