... collection of the paper duty, are quite as numerous as those which for many years it was engaged in exposing, as connected with the advertisement duty and the newspapet stamp, Nothing will tend so much to the abolition of the paper duty, as ...

... cat imports or exports, yielded 194 millions excise, or taxation ou inland commodities millions; stamp duties 13 millions; land tax 1 million; house duty 2 millions; income tax lat millions; post-office 101 millions; crown lands 1 million and miscellaneous ...

... full extent of the portico. Six large branch pipes haveiecn fitted up. Tue Post-orFice AND THE NEwsparers.—The abolition of the stamp duties on newspapers and the substitation of a postage charge have caused a decrease of about one-fourth in the number ...

... the duty. When it is borne in mind that not less than 71,000,000 of newspapers per annum—or about 200,000 27 daypass through the Post-office, and that the average weighbt of each is not less than three ounces, since the abolition of the stamp duty, and ...

... discovered by Alipsionary in Old Mexico; It saved him from • miserable existence and an early grave. Scud • selfoidolmwed, stamped envelope to Itev. Joorco HOLMES, Bloomsbury Mansions, Bloom. bury Square, London, W.C. Mention this paper. Iv You WANT STARCH ...

... something for himself, and believing that, amid, the struggle for existence of the nuatir.m. called into being by the abolition of the penny stamp, there was still room for a well-conductel and energetically pushed weekly, lie started HOSPITAL. 1:254 5 0 - - ...