... committees in the Corps Legislatif. With reference to the Press, the proposed changes would consist in a lowering of the stamp duty, tho abolition of the necessity for government authorisation, and in cases of offences against the Press laws, the substitution ...

... t Stamped. 4id PP2cz,l Unstameed, 3!,d anaidt, woe admitted the regatation te be eganwed of* consobea treecrtehrt. The Co. • ob‘erved towania the Jews. end introduced by Lord J. I to Frame limns fair re Otter end Mr. Bland. I 1%4 ,g ra ada tilde Ole he ...

... going to abolish the duty per lb on paper; but at the same time they are going to do a great injustice to the Irish press, abolishing the revenue stamp, and substituting for it a penny .postage stamp; thus raising the stamp duty on ...

... Rawlins, at the Council o* the Liverpool t of Commerce, on Tuesday, brought forward a motion favour of the abolition of the Is. per quarter import duty evied foreign grain. During the discussion, Mr. King pointed to the fact that Amsterdam, where such re ...

... unsuitable method of cu tivation. suggested (o Mr. Gladstone the abolition of the present system of collecting tobacco revenue, and the substitution of sytera of licences, and stamp duties. Ho proposed to grow from ten to one hundred acres for the government ...

... no man ;it is purely accidental. The former is mail/ the remelt of the abolition of the duty on MIL tinder every other head an increase is is the intros's amounts to £141,000; stamps, £95000: taus, £16,000 ; Prn £40,000; Post Oaks, £IO,OOO ; Crown £1,006 ...

... reductmn of the dutiea on wine, spirits, and sugar, as well the total abolition of the duties on a number of small articles all tending swell the revenue. believe, however, that the wine duty may be considered exception to this remark, owing to the increased ...

... penny stamp on all railway tickets, of which there are six hundred issued year This would bring revenue of 2,500,000/ and would scarcely be felt the travelling portion of the population. The petiton should alsoeraboiy a prrver for the abolition of the ...

... to the advices from Madrid, the notion of the Provisional Government led to the inference that they intend the abolition of the octroi duties. It also stated that the executive intends to reduce the expenses of the budget to £23,000,000 sterling, instead ...

... began by calling attention the , portauce the financial questions the past year, and fin.il c.'n.-'unimation the abolition of protective duties.— questions were »*f ordinary moment, fron» whatever point view they were seen. the whole, the resolution * year ...

... the land question. _ Is regard to the stamp duty on life bieuranos policies of amount, it is annoonned that the Chancellor of the Exchequer has intimated that he directed that in the consolidating the etamp duties, which is Ii coarse of pmperatios, provision ...

... he should be able to show at the proper time that the Lord Cheucellor had been actuated solely by a desire to discharge his duty to the Crown. Mr. O. HARDY observed that the report of the committee clemly proved that the Lord Chancellor had perverted justice ...