... ABOLITION OF FRENCH _PASSPORTS MB HEWAI _, of the Chamber of Commerce _, having been in communiqation _• with the French Consulate ' on the subject of the Abolition of _Passports in France , _has been _favoured with the following _documents : — COSSDLAT ...

... the house divided, when the motion was negatived to 24. Mr. UEADLAM moved, that in the opinion of the house the present stamp duty imposed receipts should abolished. The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER opposed the resoluiiou. considered that of all the lax ...

... THE COMING ABOLITION OF SLAVERY. For some timo the belief has boon gaining strength that the abolition of slavery would be one result of the wsr in America, though the end would probably readied in a way which neither parly in the struggle could have ...

... ABOLITION OF CHURCH RATES. The adjourned debate upon the third reading of the Church Rates Abolition Bill resumed by Sir J. TRELAWNY, who said the supporters of the bill were opposed to all compromise, because they were convinced that no settlement of ...

... ve of what their contents might bo; and instead a general abolition of the duty, proposed remove from a single supplement only, treating the question less with regard to the removal of stamps from supplements than as enlargement of newspaper space . »0 ...

... church rates abolition bill. Sir J. Trelawny the seoonl reading of the Rates Abolition Bill. Kn denied thrt he brought the bill forward in the interests of the Liberatkm Society; and declined enter into a lengthened argument in support of-the measure ...

... ABOLITION OF CHURCH-RATES. Numerous petitions having been presented for and against the abolition of church-rates. Sir J. Trei.av. moved that the House go into committee upon the church-rates abolition bill. After some remarks from Mr. Packe in opposition ...

... DISCCABION ON THE ABOLITION OF TOLLS. Mr PAGAN of Clayton (the Provost of Cupar) opened the discussion. lie stated that this was a subject which he had never lost sight of since he first broached it in 1845. At that time it was reckoned to be a speculative ...

... ANNUITY TAX ABOLITION BILL. The Edinburgh, Canongate, and Montrose Annuity Tax Abolition Bill was read second time. ELBCTIOST COMMITTEES—THE FALKIRK ELECTION. Sir J. PAKINGTON brought the report of the Falkirk burghs Election Committee, declaring Mr Merry ...

... 7 ae — — the London Financ! Ge ts ab pre under signature for the abolition of duties om sugar, and coffee, Several firms in this city have also sig rf Tur ore the mere peasigte ta CA ‘nie _.n.. .. gi. Oe, taxes and imposts, for i ending March Sugar; tea ...

... EXCISE DUTIES. The remaining Excise duties noticed in the report are the duty on hoj*, which has slightly increased, and the pa]»er duty, which also shows an increase in the quantity charged. Some remarks are also made on the prevailing adulteration of ...

... THE ABOLITION OF THE HOUSE OF j LORDS. Yesterday afternoon a demonstration in support of tlie abolition of the House of Lords was heid in Hyde Park under tiie auspices of the various Radical organizations in tlio Metropolis. It is estimated that nearly ...