... the abolition of the fair on the ground that the holding of it was a fruitful source of drunkenness, debauchery, and crime. Mr. Stick's amendment was then put to the vote, when 15 voted for and 22 against it. The original motion for the abolition of tho ...

... advertising, so that the abolition of the stamp duty would be practically equivalent to subsidising the trade in secret remedies. The arguments that have been used in support of the proposal to abolish the medicine stamp duty are also ...

... education, that the only effectual remedy for insanity is no education at all. If Mr. Morgan's proposition is true, then it is the duty of the Monmouthshire Conservatives to send him again to Parliament, in order that he may warn the Government of the danger ...

... clause: (2) the total abolition of artificial humidification in textile mills: (3) an eight hoar day for textile workers ; (4) the rehabilitation of silver at a stable par of exchange with gold; (5) the abolition of the Indian import duties; and (6) State payment ...

... Government land were concerned, showing an increase of the wealth of the people. The idea of an import duty he did not contemplate, and the question of salt duty as. attended with difficulties. The Indian Government were fully coercion@ of the value of extending ...

... deceneeti is that of the husband or wife of the decemed, and to allow the amount of the ad stamp duty to be deducted from payments of further estate duty on settled property under the clause, were accepted by the Government, and the Clause, as amended, was agreed ...

... yielded £1,M.12,757, all other items (except House Duty) showing decrees's. The decrease of £1,0134,750 it stamps is stated Yi have been chiefly due to the decline in the recent of legacy and duties as compared with the very large receipt in 1812-93. ...

... and the opposition the Tories offered to their repeal? We trow not. ! They can know little about the tax on paper, and the stamp duty; or, as they are termed, taxes on knowledge, which prevented the establishment of cheap newspapers and cheap literature ...

... to the state of the revenue. He pointed out that during the last quarter there was a falling off in the Custents' Ekcise Stamp Duties of £175,000 as compared with the saute quarter of the previous year, which, allowing for the advance the right hon. member ...

... Perfectly and patients will speedily find relief from its use. Is. lid, and 2s. 9d. p, bottle. Securely seat by post for 18 or 36 stamp. Cases for India, Of all chemists, and direst from the sole agents, ,t Al, Bishopgate Without, E.C, F-sPEGTABLEAPARTMEETS TO ...

... copies of his tracts nn vivisection. He bequeathed to %lir Ellen Taylor. of Henbury, his household effects anti a framed and stamped portrait of his doe Bogie. and portraits of Bogie and himself. The tractor be. qiwwthed • sum of E 14410 in North Staffordshire ...

... one dealt with the futur . While it was their duty to recognise the ' advances made in pad years, it was far more important they should treasure up the lessons of the past and be prepared to do their duty in the , future. The annals of the past had been ...