... of foreign goods for the duties of the several ports, which hi n allows them to be lauded from the Importing vessel and exam- ci 'y med by the proper officers to ascertain their deseripilon and fa ? quantities for the duties. ? Mr.. White, druggist, of ...

... years' tI arrears, but the duty will hereafter be levied on all vi third-class passengers by fast trains, some modifications ai being made in regard to 1 stopping ?? action d of the Midland directors in reference to the abolition of t] second-class carriages ...

... ation lice duties. on wood. witle a view of remitting the duty on rt all wvood used in slhipbunilding. Ile said Cleat about 140,000 tones atof sleippieng were built aneeually is this country, tieat about a Utfourth of that quantity paid duties varying thlrouglc ...

... li~riOnthas -gives a not increase, of',2,4,n hw al ing-oiff 'uwider tbhiq i ci stamps, and )hnd-tax' and, hose duty. Upon thei' quarter just ended there is an increase of £686,368, stamps, land-tax and house diuty, and Post-offlce exhibit- ilng- a decline upon ...

... advises a 1 Nhreform of the Tariff and the Inland Revenue laws, i 3e, comprising the abolition of all internal taxes except 1 M those on spirits, tobacco, and stamps. The American or Income Tax is therefore ddomed, and we may hope . that the suggested ...

... the 50th mmvrs ofthe abolition Of slavery in Bri1ish naleslicah took placeon the ?? 1834, by the Let-z pased; I 1833, -Marnmn'e C &arLca FLY PjPRES tot ~ ~ttes Wass 'Ankts, No' Ultces &u. Sold by- the Sole PRO Pes oe 0 Stamps. =xvd r-n2~i~ by. okqd'M ...

... corresponding quarter of 1889. The items of account for the quarter are --Onutomq, £4,603,798; exoiee, £6,680,000; stamps, £3,705,000; house duty, :45000; property and Income tax. £800,000; post office, A2,800,000; telegraidbs, £670,000; Crown iands, £65,000; ...

... ill, in ?? of Naples,! The Singapore Chamber of Commerce have mamoralmeed' the Humus Governmeitfdr the abolition of'the duty on pepp er. This duty, theyrepreaent,is equal to 160 perent. on the valu of the artile, and onsequently leads to frauds iuj ? ...

... resolution in favour of its abolition. Summing up, Mfr. ig Wills confessed he did not Bee what could be substituted fir capital punishment in cases of murder. He did not think the feeling of the country called for abolition, is Solitary confinement would ...

... of life in the Church of England had been something mar- vellous. The text of Lord Granville's despatch assenting to the abolition of the Dual Control is published, simultaneously with a synopsis of the contents of his Note concerning the reorganization ...

... of these articles have risen incredi- bly high. To make up the deficit resulting from the 1 Treasury by the diminution of duties on the foreign im-1 ports, the minister of finance, II. de Brock, has had re-l course to various expedients. The price of ...

... late. Thomas Cobitt, Esq., exceeds hel one million, and is charged with the highest amount in the of scaile of, probate duty, the stamp being £15,000. The widow tW has an Immediate beqtuest of,£20,000 and an annuity of £80000. em are Fether Matthew has not ...