... somewhat of a sneak. ing method, but it was a State necessity, that such men as Burke, Sheridan, Canning, and others of that stamp, should engage in the councils of the nation. Since the bill of 1832 we miss the access of such men, and the fact has been ...

... is almost wholly an unstamped circulation —stamped copies being sent only by particular desire and postage stamps being necessarily used for tbe colonies and foreign countries. this account the number of stamps used the Gazette Is very small, and may probably ...

... in a Bill to regulate probate and administration with respect to certain Indian Government Securities, to repeal certain stamp duties, and to extend the operation of the Act of the and 23rd years Victoria, chapter 39th, to ludiau Bonds. The Bill was read ...

... certain we are about to have a complete revision of the duties upon French silks, if not total abolition, and although all silks of French manufacture are admitted into this country at a small duty, as upon articles of luxury, yet many kinds of our silk ...

... certain we are about to have a complete revision of the duties upon French silks, if not total abolition, and although all silks of French manufacture are admitted into this country a small duty, as upon articles of luxury, yet many kinds of our silk ...

... of a stipendiary magistrate for the borough. It appeared that before Mr. Raffles can enter upon his duties he most pay the sum of £75 as stamp duty upen his appointment. We understand that the Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster has appointed Mr. Wheeler ...

... will take place on Wednesday next. Mk Mrs Corros.— The entertainment — The Rose. Shamrock. and Thistle, whieh Mr Corton has stamped with so much original ty, drollery, piquancy, and voeal attraction—is to be repeated in this town on Wednesday next. Mr Corroy ...

... budget the announcement the removal of the paper duty, a remission which the most enthusiastic and the most interested scarcely have anticipated even in their dreams, while the abolition of the impressed stamp on newspapers severs the last fetter imposed ...

... of Trade. CHURCH RATES ABOLITION BILL. Many petitions having been presented, the majority being against the unconditional abolition of Caurcli Rates Sir J. Trelawny proceeded to move the second readiug of the Church Rates Abolition Bill. He implored the ...

... announcement of the re- moval of the paper duty, a remission which the most enthusiastic and the most interested could scarcely have anticipated even in their dreams, while the abolition of the impressed stamp on newspapers severs the last fetter imposed ...

... object to Mr. GLADsTONE's policy because they fandy it to be their duty or imagine it to be their interest so to do. We shall hear Tory gentlemen denouncing the lowering of the duties on Bordeaux and Cognac as a burden on the poor for the benefit of the ...

... are as dust in the balance. (The Star.) The remission of four millions of indirect taxation, by the abolition or reduction of custom or excise duties on nearly four hundred articles, is the grand characteristic of a Budget which completely justifies our ...