... of this tax be would. tare to lay that he paid • larger &must at duty to Hu revenue thsa we. peat.. Se weep by at that Home is of the tax. Mem. It we. mid that thew what the paper duty sus up by wiry egliskas hub that mold no. apply le Ms. this Use Iset ...

... intent to deftaud. I A daring attempt at highway robbery was made in the vicinity of Bridgend on Friday Mr Leyslion, of the Stamp-office, Bridgend, was returning from Cowbridge on horaehaok, when two fellows obstructed him in his path. He urged on his horse ...

... last session of Parliament, preferred the repeal of the tea and sugar duties to that of the paper duty, but with every respect for their opinion I could not but feel that the duties ou knowledge combined every evil of the other taxes I have named. (Hear ...

... tax, were at length ! effected ; and on the 4th of August, 1853, the duty upon advertisements was repealed. The compulsory stamp became the next object of the movement. The penny stamp was viewed as a prohibition upon cheap newspapers, so important as agents ...

... daring last session of Parl;ment, preferred the repeal of the tea and sups duties to that of the paper duty, but with every respect for their opinion I could not but feel that the duties on knowledge combined every evil of the ether taxes I have named. (gear ...

... some losses on corn and tobacco, while the Excise shows a falling of above a million, or nearly the amount of the paper duty. In Stamps there is a gain on the year of 240,000 i., owing to the causes already alluded to; the Poet-offiee shows its usual advance ...

... cruelty to the animal. The mayor directed attention , to this cam., and was of opinian that Owens bad eel- I dently exceeded his duty by manifestly over driving the poor cow, and that Mr Dunn having placed confidence in Owens his previous knowledge of him, ...

... 4 ABOLITION srarrity IN AMERICA The Times Richmond correspondent, in a letter dated March 23rd, from that city, says: 'lt is a solemn thing to cry aloud for abolition and spare not; for, disguise it as you may, the abolition of slavery means the extermination ...

... wi It your own portrait, which may be had (in bust or full length, the size and foint of postage stamps, ready gummed), 24 foe is Gd, on sending stamps aid picture tc be copied, thus forming • safe and tiegant remedy for mistakes up made daily. 4opi&stes ...

... find the probate duty advancing to £1,325,350, the legacy and succession tax to £2,374,436, and the duty on fire insurances to £1,580,637. The fees paid in the Divorce Court (the payment being by stamps) amounted to only £2,420. The duty on playing-cards ...

... thought fit to insert in their receipts, broaching opinions and theories which had nothing to do with their duties, had been omitted. Their duty was to examine the schools, and report the results, and he affirmed, as regards these matters, there had been ...

... and District, W. T. security for costs in the superior court' and of the never mentioned a week. He considered it to be abolition of the power to sue where credit was given about two days' work. The bench remarked that Every_ Town Council, Board of Health ...