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... The Town Council of Edinburgh have petitioned Parliament for the abolition of vamp receipts on all sums under one hunched pounds, and, this, the adoption of a system of penny receipt stamps for all sums above five pounds and under one humdreil pounds The ...
... them the firmest sulifectire hold on the memory. The object of the advertiser in the performance of an arduous and responsible duty, will ever be to develope, to the full extent of his ability, the moral and intellectual faculties of each individual Pupil ...
... can at length thankfully omit bricks ; but it still eludes windows, timber, and soap ; paper, new stamps, advertisement duty, and duty on foreign Duties upon the raw materials of manufacture, especially when (like ships) the finished article may be imported ...
... notice for the 6th of May of a bill to abolish the office of Lord Lieutenant of Ireland. Stamp Dritiee.—On the motion for the bouts going into committee on the Stamp Duties Dill, The CHANCELUIR OP THE EXCHEQVER entered into a preliminary explanation touching ...
... The Chairman then reported progress/, with leave to proceed on Thursday, Lord J. RCSIELL postponing the committee on the Stamp Duties Bill, which definitively Axed for Friday next. Ilil a.—Tbe Parliamentary Voters (Ireland) Bill was committed re follies ...
... Moved, that a the resew ebonies in the esvigetise huh M 4 Mitt Ih r G . thee:ours- allele mulled* sistently with of dies stamps marlin inquiry on g , li w=l: ll bill was founded. WM Mon, but only to the charter parties, and other shipping documents ...
... ordered the celebration of a public thanksgensig for the Pope's return to Rome. A petition from Edinburgh, in favour of the abolition the punishment of death for criminal nffenees has received upwards of 7000 signatures M. Proodhon has been removed to the ...
... the camel' the solicitors from them of other bti , Messes requiring licenses,amowg which were the enormous amount of stamp and other duties charged upon the attorney before he was admitted to practise. The CHANCELLOR of the F:XCHEQUER excused himself 15 ...
... discussion occurred of any public interest. liousa or CommoNs.—Atkertiarment Duty.—Mr. EWART, after presenting a mass of petition., preying fur a repeal of the advertisement duty, proposed a resolution to that effect. He characterised the tax as peculiarly ...
... bring in a new stamp duties bill. In this he should impose a uniform ad ca/orees duty of 11. per cent. upon all conveyances and transfers. He should affix a uniform duty of per cent, upon all mortgages and bonds, wbien would reduce the duty ...
... dlicussion has taken place as to the abolition of the honour. On his way to the house of Commons on Monday se'nnight Mr. W. J. Fox met with an accident which will prevent him from attending to his parliamentary duties for some days. M. St. Arnant, the great ...
... could nut say at what period it would be introdurel The Stamp Duties Bill.--Tlie CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER, in au answer to Mr. Mulling*, said that he should not be prepared to bring in the stamp duties bill that night, or on Monday, but would give due notice ...