... 8005. or 4E00. wth him, you would hae, to Pay an. de tnount for a stamp .equia t that for the settlement of go ahis vast amount of laded property. (Hear, hear.)' ?? propose that these stamps upon sales and transfoer tOC ahould be abolished, or made of a ...

... [cheers]. Now, I propose that stamps upon sales and transfers should be abolished, or made of a norminal amomuit, arid if there be a deficiency in the revenue, as there would be from that, I should propose thirt the stamps on settlements should be levied ...

... facilitated, Iby the abolition of the most odious of taxes. We believe that SirCiiAilmS WYool computed the absolute loss of revenue, by the cessation of the corn duties, during the current financial year, at about X8ocQo0o. The amount of the duty remitted to the ...

... unaltered, yet as free trade is no longer a mere proposition, bht a faet established by the laws of our country, I feel it my duty to abandon, from this time forts, all controversy on the subject, believing that the most judicious course for every protectionist ...

... w/as paid to a tradesman, a threepenny receipt stamp was required, hint if thne usins of 100,OOOt~was paid to a lord or to a wealthy nnan, s tein slhilliing stamp was sufficient. Surely if stamp duties were imposed at all, those who received these immense ...

... may not be with- out interest. The cyphers indicate the loss sus- tained or expenses incurred:- Rix dollars. Abolition of newspaper stamps ?? 166,000 Reduction one-third meal tax ?? ; 1,620,000 Reduction on carriage of parcels, money, &c., by post .850 ...

... reduction of taxation. Some would call for the abolition of the window tax; others of the soap duty, others of the advertisement, stamp, and paper duties, . and others would call for a repeal of the te% duty, but he as a farmer and a ...

... for the venerable interests p with which these tribunals are popularly associated, and our sense of the severe loss their abolition t would entail upon the numerous persons to whom v they give employment in the shape of official fune- tions or of professional ...

... 0001. In advocating the abolition of the tax on advertise ments, and in necessarily alluding to the 2Vme8 as their greatest recipient, we were actuated by neither an interested nor a rival feeling. The abolition of all duties on newspapers would probably ...

... extensive reform was proved by L. many facts, by the recent letters in the Homisng Clsrooicte, P1 and by the pauperism which was stamped on the features of I the population. They 'might depend upon it that the re- TO form proposed by the whige would be the sartllest ...

... datget rde eeprsen hope that a reduction Min the duties on tea and some other articleii of import. would is no be pre3sed with some success, and said he had no doubt the usros, reoraial of the tea duty wrould Le attenaded, With great ad- asea vantage ...

... prohibited or subjected to high duties. The Spitalfields weavers, however, have always exhibited squalid misery. Gloves and ready-made apparel, dresses, and slope of woven materials, &c., are also pro- tected by duties. The duty was retained on nmade-up arti- ...