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... James Stott. BEWARE OF SrtßlOl-t IMITATIONS. On Tuesday kkxt, will be published, price ls. THE HALIFAX ELECTION, 1852, A WHIG i MELODRAME ; IN THREE ACTS. May be bad of Lkyland and Son. and Wiiitlky and Booth, Halifax ; Stanfield, and H. O. Mawson, ...
... there was a surplus of about £3,000,000. He im- posed the Income-Tax in 1842— and though it was at that time opposed by the Whigs, they afterwards prudently upheld it ; as in some form or other any Government must probably do. By the abolition of tbe C ...
... there was a surplus of about £3,000,000. He im- posed the Income-Tax in IS42 — and though it was at that time opposed by the Whigs, they afterwards prudently upheld it ; as In eoroe form or other any Government must probably do. By the abolition of the ...
... Second Edition, 3a. London : John w. Parker & Son, West Strand. MR. ROEBUCK'S NEW WORK.- This day. Octavo, 285., HISTORY of the WHIG MINISTRY of 1830. By J. A. ROEBUCK, M.P. Vols. I. and IL— te the passing ofthe Reform Bill. r e London : John W. Parker & Son ...