... Total Abolition of Church Hates .4 numerous conference Church-rate Alioli* x\_ (ionists, assembled from various parts England ami Wales, held Frcemasons’-lmll, London, February 12, 1801. WM. SOHOLEEIELD, Esq, M.P., in (ho chair. It was moved Sir Jons ...

... differential duties with France was agreed after debate. Loave was given to Mr CARDWELL to introduce his bill to amend the law relating the tenure of land in Ireland. The ncomc Tax Bill was considered and tho debate ultimately adjourned. The Stamp Duties Bill ...

... and against bill for the Abolition Church Kates. Mr. gave uolteo that on going into committee on the resolution of the Chancellor ot the Exchequer, respecting stamps on bankers cheeks, should move an to the eltect that tho stamp all cheeks under 10/. should ...

... September last, 5 742,820 quarters of malt were made the Umtett Kingdom, 6.1U,722 quarters of which were with duty, the rest being free of duty for distilling purposes and also oiportation. During the J_“r 3.261,343 quarters wore issued by brewers, victunllcre ...

... favour cf abolition that to is that it i? impossible wiielber off whether frien them It every Our is to in would on they lunatic in part out-relief establishment ' go drinking improvi ce the which fosters I am Sir In letter in to of the j abolition ou throwing ...

... the collection of the paper duty, are quite numerous as those which for many years was engaged iu exposing, connected with the advertisement duty and newspaper stamp. - Nothing will tend ao much the abolition of the paper duty, syatematlc ...

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

... iathofact. Stamps now-a-days more indicate extent of circulation than atage-wagons do the number railway passengers. With the abolition the stamp duty the times changed; when there was one newspaper there are now hundred penny ones. The ...

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

... regards nphiets, was never enforced ; its enforcement regards newspapers was the consequence of the Stamp duty—the officers at Somerset-house refusing stamps to everybody who had not given security. When the stainp was made optional the Beard of Inland Revenue ...

... ies and anomalies to the the paper duty, are quire uumsreu* those which tor many years it was engaged exposing, connected with the advertisement duty and the newspaper stamp. Nothing Will tend so much the abolition ef the paper doty, systematic attack ...

... to the collection of the duty, are quite numerous as those which foi many years it was engaged in exposing, as connected with the advertisement duty aud newspaper stamp. Nothing will tend much to the abolition of the paper duty, systematic ...