... as Mr. Dent's predecessor, Mr. Denison, was in favour of • wide extension of the suffrage, reform in taxation, and the abolition of Church-rates. An excellent article in the Sas, based on The State of Parties, gives as the summary of the calculations ...

... life immaterial, by applying to Mr. H. Haney, 3.5, Upper Belgrave-place, I'IMOCO, London, inelosing eighteen postage-stamps, with a stamped directed envelope for reply. EXTMOOVIL ROBBLRY OF Jewitt.Leity.--On the night of Monday last a daring robbery was ...

... Repeal of the Taxes on Knowledge, contending that that association were unrefleetingly rendering support to the abolition of the impressed stamp on newspapers, for the retention of which he urged various arguments, Mr. Collet, the secretary, writes, in reply ...

... The abolition of the paper duties was considered, not objected to, after which the committee proceeded le mosidar the means by which the Chancellor of the Exthsresr propelled to make up the deficiency in the national booms. The imposition of a duty of ...

... approve of the span and stew of the pley Hut ` your krei;eirshig: House will be plowed to ghe ▪ Anil pourpetitioaers, as la duty bound, will ever pray said a conarsnication had been modal bum - mosinom eomierted with the timber trade, and at ble Secretary ...

... obtained as an instalment the 'abolition of the stamp duty on newspapers, seemed now about to be crowned with success by the total repeal of ' the paper duties (applause.) The first resolution, declaring that the excise duty on paper ...

... which would be binding upon them. 'The abolition of duties on several articles having been agreed to, on the article of corks squared for rounding, Mr. Drxcowas moved an amendment to the effect that the duty on cork should only be abolished with respect ...

... on the customs duties. The CIFANCELLOR OF TVS EXCHIQUFX moved a resolution fixing the duty on bops at 90a. per cwt. until January Ist, 111611, and at 15.. after that time. Mr. Doasos moved an amendment to leave the quastion of the duty in 1802 open for ...

... elated that the prisoner was employed as an assistant letter-carrier at the Redeliff branch. lie received a salary for those duties, and was also a military pensioner, it being a rule not to engage persons in such capacity without they had some other means ...

... o'clock. Numerous petitions having been promoted for and again t the abolition of Church-rates, sir J. TBILLAW NICY moved that the House go into committee upon the Church-rates Abolition BilL After some remarks from Mr. PAM in oppositioii to the bill, 3lr ...

... six months. The House divided, and the numbers were—For the second reading. 178 ; against, 32 ; majority for, 146. The Stamp Duties Bill plumed through committee. The House adjourned at 2.30 am. ...

... a Bill for shortening Deeds relating to the conveyance of prop6rty. Several bills were advanced a stage, including the Stamp Duties and Income-tax Bills, which were read a second time, and subsequently passed through all their stages, the standing orders ...