... but was fall of false colourings taxes, stating that were the stamp tax and the paper PETTY SESSIONS, WIDNICSDAT.—Before J. Buck. and misrepresentations. It describes the Irish Church duty repented, a newspaper as large as the ley William* and RE. Jones ...

... determined to propose the abolition of the sugar duties, for raw sugar from the Ist of May agd for refined from the 21st May. That would amount to £2,000,000 according to the Customs estimates. But, in taking .off the sugar duties, it would be necessary ...

... and • large quantity of valuable property including n number of watches, was stolen. The usual number of policemen were on duty at the time. Richard Le Fleming Shepherd, described as • medical pescutiimer, of Bennington. Lincolnshire, was fined land coats ...

... that the constileration of the remuneration. be to modem for telegraph duty w. Icing ceeded with Ai rapidly au poesible. The allowance be 111 with the time at wldeh the duty Cl/111111C need at tile serious . . . . Mr Forster. In to Mr. it. Read, said ...

... least, if not the Bishops generally, was guilty of a great dereliction of duty in not putting forth privately a dutiful remonstrance. But it is time she was recalled to her duty ; and in this last reference to a former Primate, there evidently lies hint ...

... 05,000 in stamps, £lB,OOO in lanes. £68,000 in property tax, £lO,OOO In the Post Glfii.x, and £I,OOO in Crown True, there is a falling-off of £135,000 In Cueome, but this is more than accounted for by the entire abolition of the shilling duty on corm ...

... Compulsory Church Rates Abolition Bill ; by Mr Ormsby Gore, from the guardians of the Wem Union, for the assessment of game, &c., to the relief of the poor; also from the deanery of Oswestry and Llangollen, against the abolition of church rates, against ...

... payment in stamps—sometimes new, but often taken from letters entrusted to the urchins to poet Seven thousand and odd stamps, of various values, were found in his possession. He was detected in consequence of an errand boy, who had stolen a stamp off a letter ...

... Colonies ; the reduction of the stamp duty on indentures, and on health insurance policies ; the allowing of lots on one schedule of the Income Tax to be set off against the profit its another; and the rerniuion of the duties on gold and silver plate, including ...

... and clapped their hands with tremendous energy, whilst the crowd on the grand sad shontetl, and clapped their hands, sod stamped thvir feet like a thousand miniatute thin derstorms. Altogether the scene was such as few see twice in a lifetime. In a slier' ...

... delivery of postage stamps. This ie just what is wanted at places like Aberystwyth where in summer time visitors often have to wait a long time for a stamp. A great deal of the work done at post offices in small towns consists in selling stamps. If automatic ...

... the Daily Gaxteer. It may be added that in 1846, seven years before the abolition of the advertisement duty, and nine years before the sweeping away of the compulsory newspaper stamp, there were 551 journals in the United Kingdom; but in the thirty-five ...