... mittees in the Corps Legislatif. With reference to the pr.ess, the proposed changes would consist in a lowering the stamp duty, the abolition of the necessity for Government authorisation, and in cases of offences against the Press Laws the substitution of ...

... readily guess what I about to propose the abolition of the duty paper. (Cheers ) The paper duty is ia many respects doty, and I will show presently that it '•§ untenable. (Hear, htar.) In the Hrst place, unifom duty very tari article, how does it operate ...

... 7 ae — — the London Financ! Ge ts ab pre under signature for the abolition of duties om sugar, and coffee, Several firms in this city have also sig rf Tur ore the mere peasigte ta CA ‘nie _.n.. .. gi. Oe, taxes and imposts, for i ending March Sugar; tea ...

... upon they will vote for its abolition. lUe only point, therefore, on which the hostile sections of the pro-rate party agree is, that each would rather see the rate abolished than accept the scheme of the other. The abolition of the rate is thus the only ...

... us circumstances, and, having obtained as an in- stalnent the abolition of the stamp duty on newspapers, seemed now about to be crowned with success by the total repeal of the paper duties. (Auplause.) That desirable end was in no slight degree to be ...

... on the repeal of the paper duty, consequent upon the motion of Sir Wm. Miles, the committee of the above association would respectfully subtmit the fol- lowing ?? to Ojeectloih to the Rcpgre. 1. That the abolition of the duty will cause a rise in the price ...

... 1 ; 2d ; STAMPED 3d. lb Übux ssoonded Ike aaendmsat, Hs bslisvsd that the EededisUesl Csmaisalooeis wars honestly to hid sad assist of religias til over the ssantty, sad that dspast Aoot tbs aatablisM as they wen the psassat of York, whan than ware lans ...

... [Price ; Stamped 3d. then be still willing to take me I am, shall continue to do what I can; and whatever else I may fail in, I feel confident that in this 1 shall not fail—devotion to your service—exclusive regard to the welfare of my country, and gratitude ...

... 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 ...

... [Price 2d ; Stamped 3d. Mr Disraeli has issued an address to the electors of Buckinghamshire, announcing his intention of again offering himself for re-election at the ensuing dissolution of Parliament. The screw steamship Great Britain arrived at Liverpool ...

... [Price 2d ; Stamped 3d. too well ana red—that critical judgment might find ample scope for remark upon the 100 flattering terma in which, T/>rd, yon have been pleased to advert my conduct; hat aiill presume to say Mist such yon are plejaed moke ou occasion ...

... ft. Price One Penxy. Stamped, Twopence. KILBRIDE. BAGLESHAM, ELLSRICKLE. ILLHEUOa, MOTHERWELL, NSWAKTUILL, VLDER, WALSTON, WISBAW, WISTON, WILSOI GENERAL INTELLIGENCE. During the past week wrecks have b*on reported, making a total for the present year ...