... the fires of persecution in _' this _Tdngdom during the _reigns of _. Charles _' 11 . _'arid _James , • VII :,- anil the _abolition of which _constituted one • of . the most _characteristic ; features and one . _of' the _most valued _blessings , of the ...

... appointment extravagance. Such a duty is not an oprosabki one, but it is more useful to eweetry than the eloquent haranguea of the stiet brilliant orators. One year's service of • leitocial reformer of Mr !fume's stamp is worth than a lifetime of Parliamentary ...

... an important _benefit upon the whole British community , but entailed some temporary inconvenience upon us , it would be our duty to _submit , _as we _have often _submitted , and to . trust that the general progress and prosperity and improvement of the ...

... WOl/0101.1400. A DIE SCOTTISH PRESS, 7400 6 a I WOOMMIdahrA Irrldw). MI Tames Copy, Stucue . J. Copirs by rod toot Ow Stamp, wEioh *ill prios To FAA A Ovular. 4. i.I; ; On, Delivenal Llinburgh. ..A Glasgow, at 34 Chl per Quarter. Nola 3 P , Quart ...

... and sinew ; set vial, bat a poli ical ; the !abolition of darks ea batter, cheese, eggs, and tallest, which were very light, and also on liquorice and nutmegs. A considerable rsdactio• hake made in the duty $, currants and min's, which rank as la:arks ...

... Jimes Balfour, jun.. Esq.; David Dickson, Esq.'I The Chali to be taken at Seven o'clock. PUBLIC 'MEETING ON T:.- NNUITY-TAX ABOLITION BILL. :TUESDAY EVENING, 14th Feb., at Eight o'clock. To the right Ron. the LORD PROvOST. WE, the undersigned, request your ...

... the duties remittei were ; in _many cases , _' protective _rather _thctii prohibitory duties . J The duty on French . brandy was a protection to British _; brandy . As far as brandy is concerned , therefore , we are not dealing with revenue duties . Can ...

... Not,wlnt, to pay duty in the (atoning let of January. They to place the avower of 64. at Inoue with the famine grower, and there would a of duty imparted fern 7.1 to 14e. It war. milord to the mehibition tsar lush, and to fir a duty on it of $1 5 per ...

... prolong the duty upon tea and sugar, which we impose f for the purposes of war, t aad which has been kept, up durirg three or four years of peace ; then, ahandoning the ar duty upon tea and sugar, and keepiug only what may be called your peace duties, in order ...

... of manufacture. The paper duty must sooner or later follow the abolition of the newspaper stamp. What propose is that it shall follow it sooner, and that it shall be abolished now—(laughter). Accordingly propose that the duty ou psper shall abolished from ...

... 500,000 on the Civil Service and Revenue departments. He cannot, says, even with the tea and sugar duties as they are—assuming, of course, the abolition of the Income-tax—calculate on a larger re- venue on the year than L.60,700,000, while having to strengthen ...

... procuring it, abolition. A session or two back a notice of motion nppeind for the pirpose, but nothing more was hetrd in—“Wnmford Court, February 13.—Sir,—A somewhat singular inconsistency will arise in tba nvem of the proposal fer imposing stamp duly Id on ...