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... prepari to privileges with directions to consider the same aryl by the use of KAYE'S WORSDELL'S Pms, Policies issued free of Stamp duty, and every charge te he' be left in the hands dispense with alt ether • and last year we dos management of the police would ...
... esented a petition from Stockton ' for the abolition of church - rates; and from the , Gateshead Ohsereer, against the newspaper copyright clauses, and in favour of the abolition of the newspaper stamp - duty, and the substitution of a ' poets! rate. Sir ...
... NEW cotton ex Magnolia, sold to spinners at fishing office is in Mr. Potts's New Buildings Half London. ~ unstamped. ell stamped. The pub- Gffiside this day for their residence, in Eaton-place Lodger presided at the pianoforte. The success of led as after ...
... Revenue, all monthly publications Their lordships containing news were held to be liable to the payinent TuNstar72, ;.. I. of stamp duty? Also, what wits the cause of delay in LA Tonflicrox moved — That a message be the prusecuaon of the suit against the publisher ...
... under and above £5 issued by the Bank of I England and country banks, we find as follows 1 Total Amount Amount Stamped Proportion Stamped. under .£5. per Cent. Bank of England :- 152,1 1821 Country Banks: 1820 1821 The practical utility of small notes ...
... demand fiir stainps under the new law, which came into operation on the Ilth inst., far exceeded the anticipetions of the Stamp 4)thee. All the lawyers of the land seemed to have been let tome upon the unhappy clerks. Governor Herrick, of the Hull workhouse ...
... Nelsonstreet lecture-room was crowded; and the eloquent and itnpressive lecture commencing with the rise of the immediate abolition movement through Willi on Llo)d Garrison, and ending with the sacrifice of John Brown, sixth in descent from one of the ...
... provision should be sought to make of Mary Stuart an instiument to made for the abolition of those small but vexatious injure Elizabeth. Meanly and miserably, after the duties imposed on the trade and commerce of the treason of 1370, did the noble traitor ...
... should petition for the abolition of chureloratee ; but triumph in His own way, and not after their human desires. Mr. Charlesworth, the secretary of the sawn who is employed on the walls, to have to against a petition for the abolition of . passing-tolle ...
... Judges' Reports, &e., may be had in CROSSKILL'S NEW ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE, on application per post, enclosing six penny postage stamps. Mr. Almack, of Leckonfield Pan; Mr. Clark, of Bishop Burton; Mr. George Hope, of Fenton Barns; others, who worked Bell's ...
... 01. from the iliernaour and the danger which would be or Buis' Thread 7. :4 11 inoperable from any attempt, by a gradual abolition -MI; . - el the old and a gradual adoption of the new and Menelr's principle of trade, to benefit the consumers (who Lines ...
... Wednesday. when upwards of sixty young Fermin% were coutinese he his lordship, who left - worth for Acklington or similar duties. On Westner.lny afternoon the thee:leen and Newcastle Straw. Navilation l'ornpar.v's paddle steamer, Princees Alit under ...