... committee. To-niqrrow far four Bills will come on for a~second reading, vriz,, me Marre oxe'sAcknowledgments, Stamp Duty ~ ) q Ain4tby tax Abolition (Edinburgh and ' s ojioh' it, and the Sunday'Tjv ag 4 T,'~t-of these measures willheoiA $6 1761 t%4NEY-GENERAL ...

... 1864 overhand bowling was legalised, but the rule against throwing and jerking retained, one would have thought that the abolition of what was considered the useless part of Law X. would have had the effect ot drawing increased attention to the remaining ...

... N. exceptionally la'go payments of custom . duties during the lat week of the financial W, year, consequent upon the l1rge with&awals from bond made ix order to escape an appre. bonded increase in the duties. A comparison of the income of lastyearwwith ...

... irrespective of stamp duty, which I believe is pretty heavy, amounted to Another bought a piece of land for £230, and the expenses were £89 138 3d and another bought a piece of land for which he paid £100, and his expenses, besides stamp duty, were £23 14s ...

... great articles of consumption liable to duty and they had arrived at the conclusion that sugar duties should be abolished (cheers). Four years ago the ri^ht hon. gentleman opposite (Mr. Lowe) had reduced the sugar duties one-half, and at that time he announced ...

... Revenue. There was no argument that couid be adduced against the abolition of the sugar duties save one, and he admitted that it had some weight, it was that in doing away with those duties they would be cutting off a per- manent aautce of revenue which ...

... entirely new principle. By this Act it is declared to be the duty of tthe parent of every child to oause such child to receive efficient elementary education; and if he fail to perform such duty he shall be liable to seoh orders an' penalties as are provided ...

... authority. It will be seen that this proposed .- anieudmcent to the existing law hands over to it the factory inspector the whole duty of denl- Ling with the sanitary condition of any house i g or premises used as a Factory or workshop. e Is Important as the ...

... than last year; receipts from EMrcMre show an increase of £05,000 over lwe astiutate; stamps an excesa of el,182,000-(hear, bear)--lbnd tax a dscrea6e of £5000; house duty a decrease of £30,000; incomec tax is almost exactly the figure estimated. Tibe total ...

... The deceased baronet interested himself at an early period of his career in public ques- tions, and the movement for the abolition of religious tests at the Universities was originated at a meeting held at his chambers at Lincoln's Inn in 1866, when the ...

... not stir a hand to prevent this particular evil from exercising its dile effects upon our trade. Ourwatch committees., who.se duty was not only to provide a sufficient and suitable staff of police constables, but to so watch their conduct as to prevent them ...

... whose duty it will be to do for this country what G-eneral Moltke and his subordinates have done with such admirable efficiency for Prussia. The Duke of Cambridge, we are told, accepts for himself the responsibility of performing such duties, regarding ...