... Gibson on Wednesday night moved three resolutions, proposing the abolition of the paper duty ; the abolition of the stamp duty on newspapers ; and the abolition of the advertisement ...

... employed in the construction of cottages; Sir R. Peel asks for the abolition of the duty on bricks altogether; Sir James Grobam joins him in the demand, adding to it, the removal of the duty on foreign timber ; Mr. Milner Gibson and Mr. Ewars demand the repeal ...

... hmtd; withdrew, a clause providing for the exemption from estate duty of provision made during lifetime for the payment of duty. Mr. Gibson Bowles moved the abolition of settlement estate duty as imp:: by ::: Act of lfll,lbul after a debate withdrew roposal ...

... The *““taxes,” so called, are two,—the duty on paper and the penny stamp on Newspapers. As this subject is to be discussed again in the House of Commons, we think it right to give a little explanation of it. The duty on paper is one oflflose modes of raising ...

... PALL MALL EasT, Loxpoxw. ust published. _Sent post free for two stamps. GUIDE 'I_“O THE TB.EATIENT of DISEASES of the EYE, CURE OF CATARACT, and other Eye Diseases, WITHOUT OPERATION. Abolition of pain and danger of gfifim\ uuggmhn\ by medical treatment ;| ...

... Chancollor of the Exchequer, by his forthecoming Budget scheme proposes to increase the revenues from stamps by an important alteration in_ the stamp duty on contract notes which have passed between stockbrokers und their clients, Me. GoseneN was amongst ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS—TUESDAY. The Stamp Duty on Passports Bill was read a third time. The Bishop of Oxford gave notice that he should on Tharsday next present a petition from Jamaica, relative to Spanish slavery, and call attention to the subject. Lord Brongham ...

... increase of expenditure in future. (Hear, hear.) After considerable discussion the resolutions | dealing with the tea duty and the stamp duties were at ten o’clock, agreed to. The Railway Servants Hours of Labour Bill was next considered, and a clause proposed ...

... state of that law, and to prevent any harsh or savere iuterpretation of ity irrespective of the guestion of the stamp da'v. The advertisement duty he fikewise neloowlodged was a very onerous churge. But he warned the House of the mischievous precedont it ...

... Thompson. Upon a division it was negatived by 59 azninst 24, Mr. Heapraym moved a resolution that the stamps upon receipts should be abelished, Althongh this duty, he observed, did not press so heavily upon individualy as other taxes, it wasopen to more clear ...

... reduce the duty for letting small tenements from 6d. to a Id. He proposed to réduce the duty on appraisements, and to relieve the special pleaders and conveyancers by putting them on the same footing as attorneys. He proposed also to reduce the stamp duties ...

... his short life in laboeurs, without fee or reward, ®er the abolition of capital punishment and the reforma‘ion of our criminal code; the repea! of the newspaper, stamp, and advertisement duties; the extension of means of education to the poor, and kindred ...