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... expected to house his men well while no such moral claim attached to the manufacturer. His Grace strongly opposed the abolition the malt duty. The Cheque Hank Comgeny has booed • pamphlet settleg forth the objects end advantages ad the orris rash the company ...
... acceptable, not only to agricultural statisticians, but also to the general public, could hardly be issued ; and in undertaking the duty, which it does annually, of preparing those returns fur publication, the Board ' of Trade renders an important service to the ...
... consequences must ensue. It seems almost beyond belief, did it not reach us upon the clearest ovidenoe,that this responsible duty —a duty upon the skilful exercise of which hung the issues of life and death, was entrusted to a common platelayer ; to one who ...
... vigorous Parliamentary campaign early in the ensuing session with a view to the total and unconditional abolition of the railway passengers' duty. The Midland Company has, according to the same authority, refused to pay the sum now due, on the ground ...
... strength that the Chancellor of the Exchequer will propose a modification of the passenger duty, by which the companies will be relieved from the 'payment of duty upon passengers travelling at tam under one penny per mils by trains not stopping at every ...
... departing from the old Whho—the West India pithy—upon the quethian the Abolition of Slavery, he was ever found wart and bharions on what was then know as the Prothmoe (He Abolition) si le ; sad throughout his Ms se loth be was equal to the euthenist of ...
... Yr. Lowe mandates that the la. and is. dada on wines will sat year raw quite m mach money as did the old duty at 51. The Made. at a million on stamps is hrgely attributable to the great activity al node mid soinmerakthoegh • portion is regerded as • windfall ...
... Violet Black sewn with Whits; Lavender sewn Auk, and Meek Studs. ONE SHILLING and SIXPENCE HALIPPZNNY. Pest-tree foe Twenty Stamps. Sts.►-s.l to 71. THOMAS THOMPSON, 40, WINEATRIET.(II44 PUBLIC NOTICE. ATREN2EI:724 --- YDNaiEON BAR AND DINING ROOMS ARE ...
... as Mr. Dent's predecessor, Mr. Denison, was in favour of • wide extension of the suffrage, reform in taxation, and the abolition of Church-rates. An excellent article in the Sas, based on The State of Parties, gives as the summary of the calculations ...
... debt. His first proposition is to place the probate duty on personal property on a uniform scale, adopting the principle of a two-and-a-half per cent. duty, and to make property pay legacy and probate duty alike without distinction. He also proposes to increase ...
... Bibles, Church and Comm:yak* Services. in the most s bisd ße ir. Boob to great AND COPPER-PLATE PRINTING. ENGRAVING. BINDING, STAMPING, AAD =BOSSING all their branches. B o l e Nmstisturer of Pewtsn's Celettated DAL LIM Lease • MOM DIM Mena s teel Pada. and ...
... Naiad the bill for the abolition of Church-rates, and, mowed ethers, one againit the measure was presented by Lord Derby, who was Madly cheered by the Houma Earl Roseau. moved the second main of the Compulsory Cburch•rates Abolition Bill He detailed at sums ...