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... Cree two more than & man who mmm. I's promhdo-':,'hl&hdhduh.l.l of L vying & duty of two per cent. Ecrq-dhm-u half-peeny stamp on every box of 10u matches, and » penny stamp on every box of fasces This mew tax mli be anticipated yield €350,000. This sum ...
... from the lolind Rovenue Office, intimating that eheques drawa in behalf of benefit building societios were lisble to the stamp duties, was not written at bis instance, but & large ssm of money was invelved in the question, An offer om the part of the Inland ...
... penal made by the Spanish Government for the immediate abolition of Cuban Slavery. This is the groat object for which the Cabrillo have been struggling for years ; and as bill for the abolition of slavery in the Island was read a first time before the ...
... and depressed, What is the case uow? First the tax eame off advertisements ; next we did away with the stamp duty; and at last, with the excise duty on paper. Many offthe papers were most bitterly harassed and distressed, The Times gricved dreadfully sbout ...
... emancipation in Irelsud, the abolition of serfdom in Russin, and of am in Awerioa, and the establishment of Free in Fravce. Hachette is the publisber, When Mr. Gladstone made his famous speech in favour of the wfl of the Paper Duty 15 yours a; he mentioued ...
... miter the whole system of the brewers' licence duty, and to Impose 8 second malt duty of Is. a quarter. %‘h- amendment was withdrawn, and the House weut into committoe on the clause repealing the stamp duties on appointments. Mr. Gransroxe complained that ...
... second reading, 99 ; aguinst, 176. The bill was therefore thrown out. CHURCI BATES ABOLITION (SCOTLAND) BILL. Mr. M‘Lanex moved the second of the Church Rates Abolition (Szotland) Bill. Sir GrasaM MoxTooussy would prefer 4o wait for the measure of the ...
... it is the abolition of purchase in the army. (Loud cheers ) When we remember that the promotion of the officers in the army drflduthmd(hivum.ufi*fi-fly i&.—u,udth:'nb:'-mym-?ply‘::tn-: younger rons of the aristoeracy, 1 say the Act of abolition of purchase ...
... their shame, - be, with our Mahal:et end Baptist if shame it be. They consider it right and fcethren. We believe this the Free duty to dissent b from an establishment churches have a work of paramount imporof religion by the State, end from the ignortante ...
... scut, here beon upside to any approval tram the house of Commons for the policy of abolition of the law. Although, including tellers, members wore found to vote for abolition, wens of the opposite' opinion; and what is still more aignifiemt of English ag ...
... great pertinacity with which he | resolved to remain at Lis post and do his duty in the House, when, as m‘{ of them could testify, be was physicaliy uufit to discharge the duties of his ' | office. (Cheers.) ' | o Mr. Onoss, in answer to Mr. W. E. Forster ...
... police en duty—Tits Chief C.i.f, who coudectuil prosecution, seal he had hal occasion to report to the Watch ConsnoUce W. enure.. amount of drunkentia. to the pub.. Cores, In encore the pul,:icens giving apirits mad luwr to the non oat duty, S.! • ...