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... weak 1 or mersure of levying duty, n-t aooordbeg to the vafue, but ac. 1 el cording to the denominatiton. Ihore was a oratain duly on I it bohea tea, a certatn duty en cong-n, another duty on young t :, hyson, and antother duty on old by9su, he auppo cd ...
... making by a section of the landowners of tie country to revive an odious inpost (under the fallacious name of a protecting duty) on the people's food and a petition to parlia- ment, ci accordance with their sentiments, has a!so been adopted.-A capture ...
... consolidation of the stamp laws is con- fidently spoken of in legal circles. In anticipation of such a measure, the abolition of the Receipt stamp, as a great annoyance to trade might well be solicited. At all events the removal of the stamp ...
... the idea of a lie id elsaige. Neither the Government nor the Conservatives hie yet venture to go so far as to propose the abolition of ma, universal suffrage but they are endeavouring to limit it as ed, - much as possible by indirect means. The registration ...
... into the pound of sugar; so that the pure aser of a poand of sugar pays two duties at present,the duty upon a full pound of sugar, the whole of' which he does notgetand the duty upon a heavy piece of worthless brown paper at the rate of 80 per cent, upon ...
... INDIRECT TAxATioN. SECTION XXV.-DUTIES ON SPIRITS. (Concludedfrom thet Mercury (It Tuesday last.) Onl colonial spirits there is a varied rate of' duties P levied by the customs department, as there is Of a excise duties foreign spirits paying l15s. per ...
... 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 ...
... farmer knows that what he wants is not a slice out of his poor's-rate, which would lie addled to his rent, but a good round duty and wheat at 50s. a quarter. If he cannot pay his way under fiee trade you will not set him on his legs by nib- bling at the ...
... petition was ordered to be drawn up t 9 so as to ask for the abolition of stamp receipts on all X sums under £100, and, failing, this, that Government t t would adopt the system of penny receipt stamps in the l e case of all sums above £5 and under ;£100.-Scotsman ...
... 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 ...