... carried out measures which led te the repeal of the advertisement aL.' the stamp duty-(hesr)-aud which be trusted would now, -Ai to their consummate vio- ?? repeel of the duty on paper. That meeting was convened in consequence ot * request mmade to the ...

... (Stamped ld. Additional.) Lard PALMBILSTON.—I will only tumble the bones with •dm words. As to the obsorvedoes rigid boa. bleed *0 arable der to Rho lime the that u t r ipe . 10 lie du My magi. .his with tie Worm SW be the *at Dot ohis do sot tht•k so ...

... tax should be 9d. with the paper duty continued, or 10d. with the paper duty repealed ; I rby 245 against 192 the House of Commons declared in favour of a 10d. tax on the owners of property, and the total abolition of the most odious of all forms of ...

... THE PAPER DUTY AND THE HOUSE OF LORDS. The Scotsman underitauds that it is * almost certain 1 ' that the Government will resign in the event of Lord Monteagle's amendment on the Paptr Duty BsjpM* Bill being successful. Efforts are being made to create ...

... Lordships to pass the Income- pro} tax Bill and the Stamp Duties Bill before the Easter recess. Any discussion upon the financial propo tions of the Government could be taken on the Paper ter. Duty Bill or the Customs Bill after The Earl of Dery believed ...

... accurate in his calculations. IThe loss by the abolition of the Customs' duties is set down F in the gross at £1,440,000 or £910,000 net; and he winds up r the whole by the abolition, of the paper duties at the net sum of £990,000 for the present year ...

... explain that the penny duty, now about to be contested, is levied at the custom house on all foreign papers, and is, in addition to the three-halfpence of excise duty which is levied on both Euclish and foreign. This extra duty is decried by the neck ...

... THE REPEAL OF THE PAPER DUTY. Earl GRANVILLE moved the second reading of the Paper Duty Repeal Bill. After a brief recital of the condemnations of the Duty in the other house, including the abstract resolution adopted there with the concurrence of the ...

... (Stamped, ld. Additional.) above . meek for themselves ; bet we my mention that mimeses, sad readers fired pas by tura ; now flied Royal Artillery, thee fired whiskers, aid the bitter sent their shot right through the Lola which bad been made by the former ...

... every New Style down to the present time, the whole having been Wight by Ile with the advantage conferred by the abolition of the duty on Silky and ao manufactured that they will preserve their Lustre and wear finer and better than any yet offered to ...

... (Stamped id. Additional.) ELECTION INTBLZIOBNCB. BRATIINO. Teittofday tv toYdWlaa tt to supply the vow in lb by the ele. of Sir IL B. ladom, the f the judicial besok Y the of !two took Owe la the Tomball. In tiff have been led eight of in the . oer ...

... argument in support of the abolition of the duty, seeing that it would cause much larger circulation of the papers professing Conservative principles omongst the people of England. (Hear, hear.) With regard to the book publishers, the duty bore very lightly upon ...