... Chancellor of the Exchequer was lh willing to meet those wislhes by fixing the duty on wine at is. per gallon in casks and bottles alike; but whether. the entire abolition of the corn duty was contemplated. remanied to be seen..-Mr. Rawlins said lie supposed it ...

... more than those for the year ending October 10, 1850; the Excise, not- withstarsdig the abolition of the brick duty, 343,01 8L The hardlybecexase in the Stamps amounts to 179,9951. It can hardlybe fexpected to be less than half a million when the new ...

... he gave up a million and a half of tea duty, besides 210,0001. of currant duty; but that head shows a decrease of only 944,0001. Under Excise he gave up 386,0001. to beer, besides 200,0001. for abolition of duty, and drawback payable, on silver plate; ...

... part at least, at our wvine duties. He says ;- Some countries have made rules in which our wines are oppressed with differential duties, based on the artifice of the alcoholic scale; other countries have two tariffs of duties, one general, with many p ...

... 000 Abolition. of gold and silver plate duty- Drawback ?? :120,000 Duty ?? 80,000- 200,000 Twopence off tea duty (6d. to 4d. per ?? ?? ; . Currant duty reduced from 7s. to 2s. per cwt. ?? Transfer to local authorities of 3d' per gallon beer ...

... effect of a reduttita in dity as has ever been experi- enced. Tlle excise duties on the three quarters show a slight increase, from 14,210,0001. to 14,I307,000'. ; the stamp duties have risen from 7,029,0001. to 7,135,0001., in spite of some minor re- dsuctions ...

... renret not being able (from indisposition) to attend this evening, to join in the demand for the abolition of the penny stamp on newspapets, the advertisement duty, and the excise on paper, all of which are injurious to the public in every point of view. But ...

... for the eatire abolition W of the duty and 12 for the reduction to 6d. It It was then agreed to petition for an entire of ;abolition of the tax. ABOLITION OF TIlE DUTY OX THE IMPO1 TATION Of a IFORNIGN GRAWi. s.Mr BOYD moved- That all ...

... been delayed, in order to take advantage of the reduced scale of duties. In the Excise, the decrease on the quarter is £501,000, of vwhich £244,000 is accouited for by a portion of the hop duty being postponed until the next quarter. The reduction of the ...

... to spirits and beer. The old death duties-namely, probate, legacy, and succession duty-realised £6,056,000, an increased £116,000, and the newv estate duty £784,000, S against an estimate of £D800,000. General stamps, the revenue from *vhich was alwvays ...

... three first and largest heads tiis increase is in suite of consi- I durable remnisions of duty. Notwithstanding the further di- ruination last July ir the duties on sugar, the produce of the ' Customs for the quarter ending last Saturday is L.115,682 nmore ...

... adkvocatea tho abolition of the-duty dl$ teA mld sugar before the abolition of thc paper (ty. Soda oaftervwauds another placarel appeared., aunutincittg thlat r~. Watts and Mr.. W. P. Roberts vwould move an ameculrmtat in favour of the abolition of the tax ...