... 1800. MR. JOHN R. HITCHINGS, (Late Inspector of Stamps, and Crown Surveyor of Property, Income, Land and Assumed Taxes,) HAVING retired from the Service, under a pension granted by the Treasury, for Abolition of Office, has opened an OFFICE at No. 1, MONKSTONE ...

... which is but an incident in the greet central question of justice to woman. significantly if the question be sacred than the abolition of slavery in America, or serf. arm elsewhere. Having dwelt on the consider.- ' tion that the moat important period of life—the ...

... small licence duties col- lected from the stiil makers, sellers of playing cards, soap manufacturers, paper-makers, and watch-case makers; in all producing about zC6,000 a year. He further proposed to revise the st,mps and equalise the duties between foreign ...

... of Cambridge without success. During this interval he entered into the great movement which had for its object the abolition of the duty on corn, and became one of the most successful orators of the League. In 1841 he was invited to stand for Manchester ...

... MR. JOHN R. HITCHINGS, ( Late Inspector of Stamps, and Crown Surveyor of Property, Income, Land and Assessed Taxes,) iIAVING retired from the Service. under a pension granted by the Treasury, for Abolition of Office, has opened an OFFICE at No. I, MONKSTONE ...

... PORTER. • MR. JOHN R. HITCHINGS, ( Late Inspector of Stamps, and Crown Surveyor of Property, Income , Land and Assessed Taxes,) retired orn the Service, under a pension granted by the Treasury, for Abolition of Office, has opened an OFFICE at No. 1, MONKSTONE ...

... REED, MR. JOHN R. HITCHINGS, ( Late Impeder of Stamps, and Crown Surveyor of Property, Income, Land and Assessed Taxes,) lIAVI NO retired from the Service, under a pension granted by the Treasury, for Abolition of Office, has opened an OFFICE at No. 1, MONKSTONE ...

... en the rates in South Wales caused by the abolition titrnpikes and to beg that provision may be made in the next budget for that toss by graoting to County Councils for their main road. out only the boos* duty but also some ether @ancient tax. Carnsarthre ...

... inhabited house. and shops, £lOO,OOO of the tax on male servants, £50,000 of the licence duty on dogs, £50,000 of that on horsey , 1 : 100,000 out of the stamp duties, ands me £9,000 at most Out the Income Tax—or, in all, about £500,000 out of an ageregate ...

... almost every class the eeminimity ; hat if so, was it not wonderful that after the corn law was repealed, the duty on Imps abolished, the duty on tea and sugar, wine and brandy, and many other things, reduced cr (veinrdshed, this malt tax remained, and ...

... front defects of character, and I admit mine are many ; but I can with every truth say I have honestly endeavoured to do my duty. Your article pays my family handsome compliments as to its position in the Principality; but I have never laid claim on that ...

... Week:* by s PHYSICIAN. ie.. de. de. 1•.. by peel 14 stamps, sealed 90 stamps. bee Ilbebeed nay be sneered with reamed Meseased etronetb, mad palest muscular develop- to tie performance et the meet sacred duties se fee the htp Mess of married lite—The Method ...