... a deficiency of £ 275,000. The duty on silver plate was the next subject dealt with. He did not propose its immediate abolition, but said he proposed to reduce the duty by threepence in the ounce annually, until the duty altogether ceased. The next change ...

... forthwith , inseparable fiscat and political union or fedora' tion between the mother country and the Colonies, by the abolition of tariffs and time 1 adequate representation of the Colonies in . i ment. . „ 1 - / FEEL SO WEARY AND TIRED” Is the exclamation ...

... and the evidence it showed of the lack of interest those opposed to the abolition show in the matter. The meeting was practically a great demonstra- tion in favour of the abolition, as it carried everything before it. A poll will, I suppose, follow, but ...

... (Cheers.) Gentlemen, they have acted according to their consciences; they have acted on what they believed to be honour and duty; let us respect their action. I should be the last to imply the smallest disrespect of it, though I protest against the assumption ...

... ABOLITION OF TAXES IN MEXICO [REUTER'S TELEGRAM. I NEW Yo, Thursday. A despatch from Mexico announces that a bill has been introduced in Congress for reducing the duties on farming implements, and exempting from taxation for 50 years all coal, iron, and ...

... ABOLITION OF TAXES IN MEXICO {REUTER'S TELEGRAM. I NEW Yoßs, Thursday. A despatch from Mexico announces that a bill has been introduced in Congress for reducing the duties on farming implements, and exe,m'pting from taxation for 50 years all coal, iron ...

... ABOLITION OF TAXES IN MEXICO [REUTER'S TELEGRAM. I NEW YORK, Thursday. A despatch from Mexico announces that a bill has been introduced in Congress for reducing the duties on farming implements, and exempting from taxation for 50 years all coal, iron ...

... ABOLITION OF TAXES IN MEXICO (REUTER'S TELEGRAM. NEW YORK, Thursday. A despatch from Mexico announces that a bill has been introduced in Congress for reducing the duties on farming implements, and exempting from taxation for 50 years all coal, iron, and ...

... was the aboli- tion of the stamp duty on newspapers. This duty was originally imposed in 1713. the tax being fourpence on each copy of a newspaper. So it remained till 1836. when the duty was reduced to a penny. In 1850, the duty was taken ...

... Essence of Quinine, or any other preparations, but insist upon ba.f¡ng GWILnI EVANS QUININE BIT- TERS, and see the name on stamps, label, and bottle. Address in all cases, GWILYM EVANS, PHARMACEUTICAL CHEMIST, LLANELLY, s.w. FURNITURE ON OUR NEW HIRE SYSTEM ...

... not stir a hand to prevent this particular evil from exercising its dile effects upon our trade. Ourwatch committees., who.se duty was not only to provide a sufficient and suitable staff of police constables, but to so watch their conduct as to prevent them ...

... advantages, namely, being able on week days to post vi4 Shrewsbury and Crewe an hour later at the Docks without an additional stamp also letters arriving in time to go out by the first delivery in the morning. Letters viA Gloucester on Sunday mormnsrs do ...