... 8005. or 4E00. wth him, you would hae, to Pay an. de tnount for a stamp .equia t that for the settlement of go ahis vast amount of laded property. (Hear, hear.)' ?? propose that these stamps upon sales and transfoer tOC ahould be abolished, or made of a ...

... unaltered, yet as free trade is no longer a mere proposition, bht a faet established by the laws of our country, I feel it my duty to abandon, from this time forts, all controversy on the subject, believing that the most judicious course for every protectionist ...

... reduction of taxation. Some would call for the abolition of the window tax; others of the soap duty, others of the advertisement, stamp, and paper duties, . and others would call for a repeal of the te% duty, but he as a farmer and a ...

... 0001. In advocating the abolition of the tax on advertise ments, and in necessarily alluding to the 2Vme8 as their greatest recipient, we were actuated by neither an interested nor a rival feeling. The abolition of all duties on newspapers would probably ...

... extensive reform was proved by L. many facts, by the recent letters in the Homisng Clsrooicte, P1 and by the pauperism which was stamped on the features of I the population. They 'might depend upon it that the re- TO form proposed by the whige would be the sartllest ...

... datget rde eeprsen hope that a reduction Min the duties on tea and some other articleii of import. would is no be pre3sed with some success, and said he had no doubt the usros, reoraial of the tea duty wrould Le attenaded, With great ad- asea vantage ...

... the pound of sugar; so that the purchaser of a pound of sugar pays two duties at present, the duty upon a full pound of V sugar, the whole of which'he does not get, and the a duty upon a heavy piece of worthless brown paper at the rate of 80 per cent ...

... praying for the Abolition of all Sunday Labour in the Post Office. POOR LAw.-By Mr. FAGAN, from Cork, praying the house not to interfere with the present Poor Law ofIre- land. TIMBER DUTIES, &C.-By Sir T. BIRCH, from Liver- pool, for the Abolition of the Duties ...

... BUSINESS. CORPORATION OF LONDON. Ald. SIDNEY gave notice for Thursday next, to move for leave to bring In a bill to repeal all stamp duties on the admission of freemen into the corporation of London. Mr.WO . 1USLAND TAX. Mr. WODEHOUSE renewed from last session ...

... to move for a eelect- committee to inquire into the salvage case of the Barossa. STAMP, DUTIES.-Mr. M. GIBSON peatponed for] a fortnight his motion respecting the stamp *uties. AISTMALIA.-Mr. F. SCOTT, on Friday next, to ask several questions respecting ...

... in the Post-office. ATTrOnIwYS' CGTrIncA TDUTY.-By an HON. MNBwZit, from the attorneys ofArundel, for a remission of the stamp duties on their certificateO Co1ssxY CounTs.-By Col. SIBTRORP, foro Lin- coln, for an extension of the junrisdiction of these ...

... Sunday labour in the Post-offlce. D ATTONEYS' CRIITIriXcTE DUTY.-By Mr. HENRY, D from Bury in Lancashire, from solicitors and proctors of that place and vicinity, for the abolition of this duty. AGRICULTURAL PBOTBOTIoN.-By Mr. C. BRUCE, from the eastern ...