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... as soon as praaiesble. With this view they think that the repeal of the dlfferen• Bel duty upon foreign timber as the raw material of ship. building, and the abolition of passing tolls and other local burdens which appear to be still maintalued without ...
... reference to the abolition of church-rates. Several petitions were presented for the repeal of printing of the voluminous details and tabular state- Sir J. TRELAWNY (Tavistock) gave notice that on the paper duty, and for the abolition of church-rates, ...
... made.— the official assignees, who were responsible officers sp. Liverpool Paper. pointed by the Court. He approved the abolition of i CAPTUILS DP Wilsey/L-0n the night of Heed istinction between tradersand non-traders; butte Tuesday. the inst., about ...
... after yeas. Bent Me ea NV ef 111 restage stamps, by Ms Osetlavit, Neerman-st.. Oxfold-simet, may he obtalawl Of all Chemists, in each. A 16-page pamphlet is enclosed with each bottle, and each package has a red stamp outside, with the words Rossus Cm:PELLE ...
... And abolished it may, and will be, if the parties most interested in its abolition the coalowners, merchants, and shipowners of our great northeastern rivers—only do their duty. A Bill is now before the House of Commons for the purpose. Need we say more ...
... look through team gfattrialts for I:hint:in. You don't suppose that my remarks made at this table are like so many postage-stampe, do you leach to be only ones uttered 1 If you do, yuu are Mistaken. Ile must be a poor creature that does not often repeat ...
... coals free of ben s :—one of whom declared that he had known duty—iron free of duty everything requisite in thirty or forty families removed in one day ; and the manufacture of machinery Dee iif duty Sir William Meredith gave everydey instances of still (glory ...
... of the shoe, and driving them inwards into the required shape. Thence it passes between another pair of dies, where it is stamped, and by an ingenious arrangement is flattened from the curled shape which the wheel gives it as it falls at the mouth of the ...