... of the Exchequer had shown himself to he in predicting the yield of the revenue.- -Mr. Pt au. put • claim for the abolition of the duty on breweri licenses and coney dogs, while Mr. Mgotaill, Mr. nod Mr. timers asked for the exemption from taxation of ...

... public property of the coun He examined the charges brought inst the Malt Duty, o! ing that the juestion was as to its abolition or its juction. T' total abolition of the duty would, he said, be the of our whole system of indirect taxation, and transfer ...

... Excnanor, B.C. FIRE DEPARTMENT.—TOTAL ABOLITION OF DUTY. OLICIES are now granted by the Corpora- roperty at most P tion upon every description of moderate rates. small the sum insured. No charge whatever made for Duty or Policy, however Damage caused by ...

... published in to-day’s papers. They are decidedly . ncouraging. They show a large increase in the •Justoms, the Excise, and the Stamp duties; also in the Property-tax; and altogether, deducting the dei rcase in the consumption of taxable articles (attributable ...

... heavy duty was levied before the manufacturer was permitted to send his paper out of the mill. No sooner was the sheet passed through the press or machine and converted into newspaper than it became the subject of a twofold duty. The stamp duty alone ...

... all education bills, but said, Hands off; let the people educate themselves. He proposed to get rid of the stamp on papers, and put penny stamp on bankers' cheques. Mr. Bright doubted whether the Government admissions ought to satisfy the House, or that ...

... among others, was named for abolition. is was objected to by Mr. Nor- ris, the member for Abingdon, and also Sir George Bowyer, and although an amended bill was introduced, Abingdon still retained its position for abolition. That bill, however, was one ...

... stockings and go without a hat. GENERAL ABOLITION OF BOROUGH QUARTER SESSIONS. —The Warwick Town Council recently, at the sugyestion of Sir Eardley Wilmot, ad a memorial to the Judi- cature Commission asking for an abolition of the borough sessions, on the und ...

... numbers. This sum, Mr. Disraeli calculates, will be derived abrogating the present differential duty of Is. lOd. a gallon in favour of Irish spirits. As a similar duty in favour of spirits distilled in Scotland was abolished some years ago, cannot perceive, ...

... ROSS'S CANTHARIDES OIL, which speedily produces Whiskers and thickens Hair. 3s. 6d., 5s. and 10s, sent t for 54, 84, and 144 stamps. Alex. Rosas, 248, Hi: Were 1 born, London, and of all Che- mists. J. P. Boyce, Chemist, Windsor. ONDERFUL DISCOVERY.—Corns ...

... committee to consider the duties on wood, with the view of remitting the duty on all wood used in shipbuilding. The question, he observed, was simplv one for shipowners and shipwrights, not for wood merchants, for a remission of these duties woi . xclusively benefit ...

... one penny, far as that branch of taxation may be regarded; while additional relief will be experienced by the abolition of the paper duties. It is true that a few minor taxes are imposed, while the area of one or two others is ex- tended, but these changes ...