... the Daily Oazeteer. It may be added that in 1846, seven yean before the abolition of the advertisement duty, and nine yean before the sweeping away of the compulsory newspaper stamp, there were W1 journals In the United Kingdom ; but in the thirty-five ...

... incident m the great general question of justice to woman. He asks significantly if the question be less sacred than the abolition of slavery in America, or serfdom elsewhere. Having dwelt on the consideration that the most important period of life—the ...

... dr-tails this in The Caf'*tns hod ri«*en over tho Cstimwto £953.0ry Excise, £2,475 Stamps. .€247,000; .nctmcTm, Port Office, £50,000; and Telegraph*, £600,000. the Excise Duties, Spirits alone stood for incrcaae of £1,370.000, the total recepts being £13,600 ...

... The Customs had risen over the Estimate £953,000; Excise, £2,475,000; Stamps, £247,000: Income Tax, £560,000; Post Office, £50,000; and Telegraphs, £600,000. In the Excise Duties, Spirits alone stood for an increase of £1,370,000, the total receipts ...

... (causes and any alterations of movement by signs with his bow, wnd gave an occasional hint to unsteady players by tapping his stamping with bis feet. It is impossible to say exactly when the custom of conducting from the piano came to an end and the reign ...

... for newspaper proprietors in the long run, if the impressed stamp were abolished altogether, and postage stamps always used. That a newspaper should be sent over and over again for one stamp seems to me contrary to good policy as that a letter should ...

... ,” &c. It enumerates the numbers that were existing to June, 1855, when the minnows sprang into life on the abolition of the penny stamp duty It shows that the family then consisted of CoO, that from that period to June, 1860, only five years, the number ...

... and also the removal the Paper Duty, the abolition of which was a final stroke in that effort for the freedom of the Pres? and the extension of intelligence begun when, in his first Budget, he made an end of the Stamp Duty. July 6tli, 1855, the long Parliament ...

... the repeal of the paper duty, also the abolition of the stamp duty, and it was only a few years ago that they (the Tories) passed an act to gag the vernacular press of India. The Tories resisted the Liberal measure for the abolition of ...

... beer was attributable the duty. was willing to allow tba f 20 percent, the price of beer was due to the duty on malt, what reduction of the malt duty won'd sensltdy the price beer. The duty was now BJd bushel. they reduced the duty to Is 2d, ...

... under schedules A andß—half the stamp duties—lialf the assessed taxesand all the land tax, its whole contribution to the revenue was £11,202,976, or little more than one-fourt/i of tbe produce of the customs and excise duties. Coffee, com, currants, hops ...

... the gentlemen below the gangway, claimed the credit having educated the Government and j brought them to the proper pitch. Stamp Duty on Leases Bill was also considered in Committee, the omission of clause being the only amendment im -ortance made. The next ...