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... imendment was agreed to without a division. Mr. liamiLrux (Dublin University) obtained leave to bring ins bill to reduce the stamp duty on passports. The house adjourned at 5 P.X. THURSDAY, Mar 13. Lord A. TEXPEST asked whether Lord Ellenborough resigned ...
... lie proposed, then, to equalize the duty on spirits. The duty on spirits produced in Scotland had been equalized, but there was still a differential duty in favour of Irish spirits, and it the only differential duty which remained between Ireland and England ...
... inteUigena. ros Qcrsztr's lls.ijg. A Postage Stamp Distributor has been invented by 8. bedlam, of Wakefield. This instrument is intended for the delivery of postage or other stamps singly to purchasers, so as to dispense with the attendance of an official ...
... the disfor Friday, June 18. charge of his duties it is expedient that a Council be Their lordships then adjourned , appo i nte d o f not less than 12 nor more than 18 TUESDAY, June 8. members. The Stamp Duty on Passports Bill was read a third Mr. GILADITONg ...
... having duty was levied on the export of coal, and an ever before made such a dust as Mr. Huntington. enormous difl'erence existed, also, in the duty paid . on the article when shipped by a British and when NOTES. by a foreign vessel. 'those duties, excessive ...
... becoming possessed of the above-narned annual income, is requested to make an jinni diate application enclosing a postage stamp, to Mr. James Anderson, Postoffice, London, who ui:l furnish the fullest particulars by return of or RINOVAL.—Mr. James Anderson ...
... fate of so many victims of misplaced confidence had been sealed. On Tuesday, Mr. Pugh again sat, to perform his melancholy duty of making a call upon the contributories whom he had placed on the list on the previous day. Ile explained the necessity for ...
... day by the Styx. Cleveland, (he as butler, she as housekeeper,) having jointly a salary of .ilO5 a-year ; and the prisoner's duty was to make out a list of the tradesmen's bills, and (having received a check the gross amount) pay them, afterwards return ...
... Vane and the Bishop of Durham voted against the motion. The Earl of Durham voted for the second reading of the Church Rates Abolition Bill. The Dukes of Cleveland and Northumberland, Earls Grey and , Tankerville, and the Bishops of Durham and Carlisle, voted ...