... 12s. 6d. ,the Dress. PATTERNS SENT FREE BY POST. J. CRIPP'S, 14 A N D 16,. BOLD-STREET. ABOLITION .OF DUTY ON FRENCII SILKS, RIBBONS; &c., &c. REDUCTION OF _DUTY ON FRENCH GLOVES. R I . - S B Y , D - Y . -- K E , A - N D C 58, 60, 62; 64, AND 66,1 LORD ...

... legalising them In reply Mr. Dodson, ,1 r, Mr. Ij\iNO said (he r- solution of the Chancellor of the B*- chequer, reducing the hop duty, would apply to the crop m 1859. payable in Mav and November next. . Mr. Diskafli asked to what time it is proposed pone the ...

... departments. In the Customs there are only about forty-four articles now chargeable with duty; while in the Inland Revenue the various sources, including stamps, taxes, and excise, do not exceed forty: In all cases they are really of a very simple nature; ...

... NMoney doing so, low0r- STAMPED NEWSPAPERS. owr; Sir S. NORtHCOTz asked whether newspa pro- prietors who may have in ther posaeaeon any stamped sheets on the day when the proposed new regulations for the abolition of the ?? stamps take effect will be allowed ...

... it would seem that the burden which was taken oil' by the removal of customs duties was shifted to stamp duties on those very articles. As to the paper duty, as an excise duty, ha would be glad to see it removed at a proper time. The ...

... from a district in we all, more or less, take so lively an interest. Fidelity to your Queen, whom you have sworn to defend—duty to yotit country, which you are determined to protect—animate in you a steadfast and magnanimous fellowship in the arduous ...

... forward on that occasion ; it was simply because he felt it his duty after what he had suffered during his own apprenticeship to limit the hours of labours. (Cheers.) It was now his duty to refer to what had taken place in reference to the closing of ...

... Commencing with the Customs Duties, Mr. Wilson's plan recommends the abolition of transit duties for native States, especially on wool, and further exempts hides, hemp, jute, tea, books, prints, and works of art, from export duties; but, on the other hand ...

... bill was then ordered read a '.bird time to-morrow '' the consideration the Stamp Duties Bill, as amended. Mr. Bentinck moved the omiasion of the a - ,mpos,i:(; a stamp duty upon contract notes. After considerable discussion the Chancellou of Ibe Exchioteu ...

... been a revival, in real life, of the tragedy of Virginius. The Tarquin was a Government functionary, the receiver of stamp duties for the district. The injured father fired a pistol at the seducer, killed his daughter, and attempted suicide.—Paris ...

... at five ?? thm CHURCH B&TES. ape The Duke of MARLBOsoUGH gave notice that on the the second reading of tlhe Church-rato Abolition vei Bill he should move that it be read a second time for that day dx months. of, SMITHFIELD MARKET. pe Lord EBUBY moved ...

... committee of supply several votes on account were taken for the army estimates. INCOME-TAX BILL —Passed through committee. STAMP DUTIES BILL.—The House went into committee pro form 4 on this bill, and then resumed. PUBLIC IMPROVEMENTS BILL; BENEFIT SOCIETIES ...