... . he He might as well propose removing Snowdon ?? by carrying away a wheelbarrow full of rubbish n, annually. The abolition of stamps upon bonds *w and mnortgages under £1000, will relieve those es who borrow money on small houses, but for a, any national ...

... behaviour, instead of at the pleasure of the government, and the English language to be the Ian- a guage of the Courts. The abolition of stamps, and of all taxes upon the adninistration of justice. '[he im- provements of the police system. The revision of the ...

... he Y been GREATLY LESSENED by the recent ABOLITION OF THE DUTY in, On Fire Insurances, the Directors of the ad he PROVINCIAL INSURANCE COMPANY he invite Proposals from Owners of Property, who, owing to a; the Duty, have hitherto not insured at all, or not ...

... him in a deficiency of £275,000. le could not reduoe the tobacco duty, but hepropoeda gradual reduction of the duty. on silver plate from Is 6 i per ounce, by 3d per year. The gold duty would not be touched. He proposed to adjust the sortexes on foreign ...

... lied decreased from half-a-million to 73,0001. fore By the abolition of the mileage duties, and the substitution of By a graduated scale of licensed duties, the revenue would be in- in e creased in two years, whilst a vast number of extra convoy- argit ...

... interests, rendering us totally incapable tl of fulfilling those high moral and social duties expected so from us rational and accountable beings, and that the abolition of nightwork, and a limitation of the hours of labour to twelve hours per day, is i ...

... were made of the amount of their present incomes. Mr T. Potter moved a resolution iu favour et the repeal of the wheat import duty at M11alta. Thu motion was seconded by Mr Anderson, and defeated o-n a division. Mr Hopwood moved for an ioclairy into the ...

... by means of high differential duties. The Spanish ship-owner lpockets these duties - by enhancing the cost of transit, in the same manner I as the British landowners under our protective duties on corn, pocketed these duties by enhancing the rent I of their ...

... d Tle ATTORNEY-GENERAL moved the second reading of the Newspaper Stamp Duties Bill, the to object of which appeared to be to define what is a n. newspaper subjected to the stamp duty. After some observations from Mr. Al. Gibson and the r- Chancellor ...

... Bill being read a first time, the Bill Ir fer the Abolition of Property Qualification en the part ts of candidates for municipal crrporations passing through ys Committee, end the Bill for the Abolition of Hyypothee it in Scotland being read a third time ...

... Miemorial has been £1,653 7s. General Kmety has arrived at Long's Hotel, from Paris. Oa Trnesday a retur respecting the stamp duty on fire insuranceis was printed. The sum last yerar paid was * The Pimlico Improvements Bill, as anended, wwas on Tuesday ...

... moral cowar- r- dice and a dereliction of duty. I refer principally n to the statement of, the Baner that domestio Y servants are being compelled to attend the Church e services. Undoubtedly it is the duty of employers, t whetber Church or Nonconformist ...