... portance-is, nevertheless, of great impor- tauce: I mean Mr. MILINER GIBSON'S in- tended proposition for the Abolition of Stamps upon Newspapers, the Duty upon Paper, and upon Advertisements. Nothing furnishes the Ministers, and your enemies, with stronger grounds ...

... 19s. 2d.; 1848-sumnmerassizes, 2550, 18s., besides large sums for ainterest. STAMP DUTIES (IDELANM). a On the motion of Mr. D)IUKSON, return of the amount of Stamp a Duties in Ireland for each year, commencing with the year 1840 r up to the present time ...

... extenision of counsy courfts; by Mr. M1. GIBSON from her Mr. J. A. Novollo. against thle adverti~ttont end newspaper oftb stamp duties and the exicso dttty On paper; by Mr. NV. BROWN thle and by Col. THOMPSON, front places in Lancasitire, and by Mr. Ii PORTAL ...

... witll the exception of some crasurin, cunirc'ring the revenues if the Protestant churcl, and petieioning for the total abolition (it liit unijust taxation and penalty upon Catholics being obliged to suiporithe clorgy of the Protestaiit churcai. We onsilder ...

... hesr)-obtained t?:e repeal of the duty oncatton wool, (Loud protectionist cheers.) How angry oouert he to be with every wnn who wanted to have an un- taxed windo'v, the removal of the brick duty, or the repeal otthe duty on p-per. (Hear, hear, and 0's ...

... taken off the duty onl bricks. The tight honourable baronet, too, the member for Ripon, uwas in t the secret-it was a Cabillet secret-lie was for taking off the duty oil bricks. Buttime noble lord was against the relmiis- siom of the brick duty: lie was for ...

... theatre of the Mechanics' Institution, a meeting of parties interested in the repeal of the duty upon paper, the stamp duty upon newspapers, and the advertisement duty, was held; Abel ileywoud, Esq. presiding. The meeting was numerously tiended, end-almost ...

... mostinfamous of the ?? I. of pe- ow Knowledge, is ?? Stamp-on Xewo- %t hardly papers. This tax produices upwards of three to place hundred and 'sixty thousand: pound6 ,'The C( ressed to Newspaper Stamp ?? Abolition, Coimmiitteei r,, I have deduct ,from this amount ...

... the 2nd of March. .c 0' (I TItE ItTiXEs.-The TiMes gives its ' is tier ilorot than 16ottll. a yeaT for the paper, ?? tr the stamps. anj 1900ol. a-year for m, 't..fltSnt3 0total, 95,tlO0. a.year. TarE Bisloor or LOleDON's BaLL. FOR THE CoYl. IIECTIOrt OF ...

... imposition of a duty on foreign r imports. . T&xEs om RrrownLsDG.-By Mr. MUNTZ, from the d Birmingham Association for Promoting Political Know- ledge; and by Mr. MINER GIBSON, from thebook- binders of London, praying for the remission of the stamp 0 duies on ...

... instead of In the opponent, of Progress. The Taxes on Knowledge consist of- 1. The duty on Foreign Books. s.: 2. The duty on Paper. S. 3. The Advertisement duty. 4. The Penny Stamp on Newspapers. The first of these taxes does not affect a very considerable number ...

... Juln; the opponent, of Progress. The Taxes on Kuowledgc consist of- 1. The duty on Foreigu Books. en A' 2. The duty on Paper. . ss.; 3. The Advertisement duty. 4. The Penny Stamp on Newspapers. The firstof these taxes does not affect a very considerable ...