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... question- ing. The reform of the press law is Utile more satisfactory. There is some gain in the reduc- tion of the stamp duty and the abolition of the necessity of previous authorization for the esta- blishment of a new journal ; but the transference of the ...
... in the Corps Lfigislatif. With reference to the press, the proposed changes would consist in a lowering of the stamp duty, the abolition the necessity for Government authorisation, and, in cases of offences against the press laws, the substitution of ...
... repeal of the stamp duty, the abolition of the paper duty also. The press is now paying famine prices for paper, and the proprietors are precluded from adding that increased cost to the price of the papers wbich they sell. The repeal of the ...
... ABOLITION OF PASSPORTS. . QtaU> is said to have realised . personal share of the Chinese prize mon gj ope 0 p e rari an( }jig two gener B Napier and Michel, have their share of prize money, the division will take place on the following scale : Field officers ...
... THE PRESIDENT'S ABOLITION PRO CLAMATION. The following circular haa been issued to the Minis- ters of all religious denominations by the London Eman- cipation Society: — London Emancipation Society, 65, Fleet street, E.C, Dec. 9. Rev. and Dear Sir ...
... THE LATE DR. STAMP. 'William Wood Stamp, D.D, was born at Bradford, May 23rd, 1801, and died at Waterloo, near Liverpool, January Ist, 1877. was the sou of the Rev. John Stamp, of honoured memory, and was educated at Woodhouse Grove. Converted to God ...
... THE PAPER DUTY. Alluding to the recent con Terence between the chancellor of the exchequer and Mr. M. Gibson and other influential gentlemen, which took place on Wednesday, on the subject of the repeal of the paper duty, the Times of yesterday said:— ...
... THE ASSOCIATION fob the ABOLITION 1 oe REDUCTION 07 thk DUTY os FIRE INSURANCES. PATBOKB. Theßt.Hon. Lord Stanley, M.P. i John Jope Rogers, Esq., M.P. The Rt. Hon. Lord Fermoy.M.P. ! William Murray, Esq., M.P. Rt. Bon. MBct- Raynham, M.P. Edward MacEvoy ...
... surplus. -ought it was their duty to prvide for meats by ..e state of our balance was good ,—pay. be tho axe East India Company were expected,—still ..agbt that a small surplus ought to be maintained. thought that a low stamp duty caused less annoyance than ...
... The duty on probate on the will of the late Sir Baa- jauin Lee Guinness, which was paid in Dublin on Friday, amounted to the large sum of -16,506 for stamp duty alone. Ihe Great Northern and Midland Railway Com- panies have signified their intention of ...
... realised. The abolition of the taxes on knowledge had been for years prior to 1855 a subject which most of the journals and a coterie of liberals loved to dwell upon. Need we remind our leaders that those taxes were—the duty on paper, the duty on advertisements ...
... age stamps by Dr. De Roos. N.8.-A considerable saving effected by purchasing the larger boxes. c Caution.— There being highly injnrions imitations of these Pills sufferers must see that the stamp affixed to each box is a dona fide Government stamp, bearing ...