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... sent by post. Moreover, the Austrian had to submit to a stamp duty, i abolished n Hungary, but not in the remainder of the empire, though many efforts have been made •to obtain it. total abolition; and this adds nut only to the cost of the papers, but ...
... statement by Lord Beaconsfield regarding the Customs L 1.9,300,000 idissolution. Lord Sruatutort an.lCAllrert.t., who hail in- Stamps 'tended to call attention to the Eastorn Que.- Land bud ‘tion, delayed doing so until the Foreign - house ditty 2,701 ...
... It new dednitely settled that the ibe• lose of the sew postage stamps will = In Feb. Three will be needy Is materetood that work duo Mn. bee to mitts* of anklets with the britoging awe stamps. Hews Dffaeleie-ta Me end H onc In three to Wagprepared who ter ...
... new system inaugurated uncles the auspices of Lord CardwalL The salient features of this reforms then introduced ware the abolition of purchase and the introduction of short service. The result of the former was to du away with the influence of money and ...
... ary, and under the former bead he placed the abolition of the law of primogenitere, the situplidcatiun of land transfer ' the abolition of all preferential rights of landlords over other and the abolition of the game laws. His **extravagant and revolutionary ...
... corresponding period oi last year. Customs realised 7,809,000, against 8,271,000 ; Excise, 10,374,660* against 10,944000 ; Stamps, 4,009,000, agMust 4,614,000; Post Odice, 1::.',770,000, against 2,722,000. The balance in the Bank of England last Saturday ...
... be taken by the publicans to keep clear of everything that would give • handle to those who are working for their total abolition. finch an end might net indeed be 1 far off, if the licensing authorities throughout the country were steadily to follow ...
... tion, and - sc; the ship can be lightened. Other Ministers, Lord Palmerston notably, have held the opiuion that it was the duty of the members of a Government to stick together, right or wrong, and to support one another. But this is obviously too magnificent ...
... the Emperor's first duty to be solicitous for the welfare of these classes. Legislation should not restrict itself to police and penal measures, but it must also include reforms for the benefit of the working classes. The abolition of the lower grades ...
... halnstry, were not represented. Bat that was not • for the right It . . . . a reat.o foe tesiodaisit and ailap4ia4 it to a did abolition of tbiar rightt pat' 711 - regnelle . .ll; theTiZe. prom 'ten alike lie• Bill, wapporteel by the end entbco of painful Wen ...
... Paris. Mr Bright, M.P., who received with loud cheers, said the position he now occupied was somewhat unusual for him, and the duties somewhat difficult • hut be was thankful to be permitted to take in doing honour to • man who had been the meann of nieing ...
... under the penn i es i n t e„ Bank can do , great cities -and either throw them open fur sun. so by purchasing penuy portage stamp., ! inspection or altogether at their owu - discretion. If they insure with any of the BLACK-NEBS.• and as as these amount ...