... and taxes; and £11,,a1 Government duty. The total expenditure for corresponding period of 1854 amounted to .1455,0 K including £40,0. 1 0 for permanent way renewal fud; £14,405 rates and taxes; and £10,485 Government duty. The increase in the net revenue ...

... tends to the abolition of error as to expose its absurdity as well as injustice; and this is most forcibly dose by the return before us, showing as it does that whilst the queen herseff has wisely relinquished every farthing of the duties formerly payable ...

... with all the market and telegraphic intelligence of the day, down to the moment of going to press. Price 30., unstamped. 40. stamped. The roblishing office is in Mr. Potts's New Buildings, half Moon-lane ; and the Steam Printing Establishment and Stationery ...

... intended to take with regard to the bills Mum the , house. Tin Stamp Duties Bill would be with ; but the session being so far ailyancisl, he should not proceed with the hill for the abolition iif the Lord Lieutenancy of Ireland. Ile would pioceed with the ...

... Mills at • vim. secorely poata• stamps is to wet slightly the The Poibted tie 10101 corner of the envelope n the stamp is to la this 10,61111 with it, and sever had w irk better phiced, and the gemmed side of the stamp, thee dem'. `ad • wttl. .arlii i ...

... contained an erratum :— For Teeth-Cleaners read Leith Cleavers! Mr. l'eto, the seconder of Sir William Clay's ' motion for the abolition of church rates, is rebuilding the chancel of Somerleyton church at his own coat; and this, too, while many churchgoers refuse ...

... of the preeent of a motion for ((Senior RAWIIa aor the honour to preede whatever be your kirclehip - s the abolition the duty on receipt stamps. . opinion doetrine or rerenersaaa as conveyed by the Mr. RAtpit Witimos Ineught under the attention of enneeett ...

... But is the time-honoured Press of Pilgrim-street, whence no voice issued in suppoit of the movement for the abolition of the compulsory stamp, justified in reproaching the foes of the new law? There's the rub.--0S - The Messenger may make fun of its ...

... stuck to the red dab at the corner, the protector of the learning and amenities of the newspaper-press. The removal of the stamp was to open the floodgates of ignorance and immorality, and cover the land with cheap penn'orths of libel and illiteracy. But ...

... Rin a -aloaearsaitatiog Inn she speot beside 4 bays esperienmal by GOUT and ATIC PII.LS, 1 feel post I 4,4 but performing a duty to that portion of who be And arty sfillicted. About twenty 'ears does I we. first attacked by (lout in soy hood. sad f,e I ...

... printed matter at the rate of a halfpenny stamp for the first two ounces in weight. The house having resolved itself into committee on the Customs Acts, The of the (Oxford University) moved a resolution on the wine duties. ' After discussion, the resolution ...

... Bright's railway circular. Extradi. Si silt Portugal would he unite I like Austria anti Hon Treatiee, and the Fire Insurance Duty Depertment Hungary. under oDO sovereign. the King to redde a of the Inland Revenue, the House went into Committee great part ...