... abolishing the duty, give em- c at ployment to 00, 000 persons at home, instead of hedriving them to seek shelter in America, The I he stamp duty on newspapers, was likewise an injury f -(great cheers)-but not equal in extent to that f adof the duty on paper ...

... Bill. The same year, and on other occasions since, he voted against Sir John TrolawnL's Church-rate Abolition Bill. In 1859, He voted against the Abolition of the Annuity Tax (Scot- land) Bill, The sameyyear, he voted against Lord John Roqsell's Amend- ment ...

... than on small and earned ones. Taxation of ground rents and values* Free Dreakfast table. Increase of death duties (graduated). Municipal death duty. The reasseement of the land tax on the full yearly value of the land to-day. The nationalisation (by taxation) ...

... the taxes on knowledge consist of-' The duty on foreign books, which, in the £ a. d. year 1849, produced 7,751 0 II The duty on paper. . . 867,120 11 7, The duty On advertisements 18;164 16 l Tbe pensty stamp on news- pipers .. .- I £050,200 Os. 4d. ...

... AMPSI LAMPS! ALL SHAPES. TIN COPPER. Gecer-.I Work for Plumbers. Mill Work, and pairs. HICK . General Ttooen. Bridge ABOLITION SILVER DUTY SILVER TEA AND COFFEE SERVICES. GOLDSMITH- ALLIANCE (Limited), 11 and 12, t'ornhiil. Lonlou. unit*inspection their ...

... taxes on knowledge consist of- d The duty on foreign books, which, in the J; s. d. year 1509, produced .7,751 0 0 The duty on-paper . . . . 867,120 11 7i The duty on advertisements .. .. 158,104 16 o0 The penny stamp onunewE- papers .£350,289 s. 4d. Deduct ...

... Broarihur*!, one of the Radical candidates, said to in readiness enter upon bts campaign. THE Yor.it A STAMP COLLECTOR. —The enthusiasm the Duke of York stamp colector has lately been evinced by applications ...

... children, the abolition of titles and of c punishment, the gradual abolition ot standing ' al r t' the gratuitous education of all grades, the children at school by the nation, a political an'- the abolition of collateral inheritance, the abolition of the Public ...

... yielded £1,902,787, all other items (except House Duty) showing Decreases. The decrease of £1,004,750 in stamps is stated to have been chiefly due to the decline in the receipt of legacy and succes- sion duties as compared with the very large receipt in 1892-93 ...

... thle duty, give emn- on~ pleymnent to 500, 000 persens at home, instead of thre driving them to seek shelter in America. Thle ha stamp duty on newspapers, was likewise an minjary fat -(great, cheers)-but riot equal in extent to that fec of the duty on paper ...

... complete abolition. on -Thursday night a meeting was held in the s London Tavern, for the single object of re. -pealing the paper duty, which, however de. r sirable, per se is comparatively insignificant, compared with the repeal of the stamp 3 duty on newspapers ...

... and complete abolition. On Thaursday al tit s a meeting was held in the London Taveit !- for the single object of repealing the pa r duty, which, however desirable pp.e comparatively insignificant, compared a the repeal of the stamp duty on ?? y papers ...