... orders of the Privy Council. he proposed to make. First, he proposed to reduce THE BUDGET. the duty on pepper. (Laughter.) It was a In answer to Sir F. Kelly, duty very difficult to collect, and often stood The of the EXCHFAMER said he for abilities. It was ...

... easily next month. Mr Macknight, advocate, read a paper on the Law of Entail, and gave notice of a as , lion in favour of the abolition of that law. The subject is to lie dist:eased at a futere meeting of the Chamber. NATIONAL MONOMMIT TO Da CHALVERS.—The movement ...

... i, repealed the duty on corn, the duty on fire insurance, and on tea-dealers' licenses, besides modifying the duties on carriages, servants, horses, and armorial bearings. So far as we are locally concerned, the abolition of the duty on fire ...

... to adopt any new improvement in his business, in which he was quite an enthusiast. At the time of the agitation for the abolition of the corn laws, Mr Simpson joined the small band of Scotch f trmers, healed by Mr Hope of Fentonharns, who supported Messrs ...

... to provide for the exemption of certain churches and chapels in Scotland from local rates, ,to Amend the Stamp Act /870 with respect to the duty payable by Scotch advocates iubnittel to the English cud Irish bars, and :ire reran, and to remove the restriction ...

... advance the agitation of the question were, in my judgment, the authors of the Potronage Act of It is no part, however, of my duty, either to urge the question forward, oi to keep it backward. On this principle, and in a spirit of cordial respect and goal ...

... years' rent when under £5O, and only three years if it should exceed £lOO. It is intended that notices to quit shall bear a stamp duty. (The right hon. gentleman, after speaking for three hours, resumed his seat amid great cheering.) Mr HARDY tin the absence ...

... that a combined effort will be made by the wine trade to demonstrate to Mr Gla.l-tone the inexpediency of arranging the new duties on the principle of the alcoholic test. The French I iovernment are represented to feel vouch dimatief ction at the proposed ...

... adjourned debate on the second reading of WS die referred to. Now, however, vim, SS Golluiliblill au ix* rememihie for Tobacco Duties Bill wail resumed. to dr d weglisefidilm Mips the After e observations from Colonel Dunne, aad wan . had for KS els meeda ...

... every newspaper required to be stamped, they keys and geese were exhibited on the Exchange showed, if honestly given, the exect circulation on Tuesday last, and were selling, the former at of each. Now, and since the abolition of the 3s 6d to 7s, and the ...

... soldiers of the same stamp and experience as Itkiso who can me nothing good in any that does not compel universal sad aawcakaary military service, and who cannot; bring thewwives to forgive Mr Cardwell for carrying the abolition of purchase—all the less ...

... Black) to say that since he had been honoured with the representation of the Third Ward be had endeavoured to discharge the duties in a • strsiititliwiraid, and independent manner. fie putt', from the Ward with extreme rogre,t, but at some 'uture time trusted ...