... Evideiice of the facts having beeii Isf res tendered, the defendant pleaded that there had been no eeg. bent lect of duty, as lie was not on duty at the timle he enlisted, of pai Tho Magistrates inflicted a penalty of 5s. and costs 9a, or Iiow fourteen days ...

... been engnged upwands of Twenty Years In general Practice in Leeds witl, I trust, be regarded as a fitting preparation for the Duties of Physician to your valuable Hustitution, 1 am, my Lords, Ladies, and Gentlemen, Your obedient and humble Servant, G. PYEMONT ...

... tax upon fixed capital would be beneficial. He advocated a reduction of the tea, coffoe, sugar, and other duties, and the absolut repeal of the duty on paper. He applauded the cours which the Emperor Napoleon had taken in proposing hi commercial reforms ...

... doing the one or tbe otber. Eventually pleased tbe law-makers of tbe country to abolish the stamp duty on almanacks, and wonderful has been tbe effects of tbe abolition ; but we do not intend to write essay the subject, and shall therefore pass on to notice ...

... interfere witla ties system lie em of seixed education in Ireland. rei ng- Mr. W. EWART' advocated the abolition of the Cue. tic ifer tomns' duties on ths minor articles of onoisumption, and the ac ted inviolabilit ofsipn rom capture in case of war. re ...

... jjll ( is The Italian question, then, being likely to f\y proportions, our best, safest, and most ben c that line of strict duty by which, this time might, perhaps, have prevented war, and , t now guarantee the peace of Europe. * Uj foreign intervention ...

... Ihfl HMp i article only a' Ihu tune when the> duty on li c domestic production is reduced or removed. The duties of customs will not be reniov od I from articles . ! uaiwr until tbe Ist of July . and the duty on foreign hop* will not la- reduced to 14* ...

... one part of the project we ourselves may be supposed to feel a certain interest—the repeal of the paper duty and the abolition of the newspaper stamp. Mr. Gladstone's expectation that a great impulse will be given to the manufacture and sale of paper, ...

... ares other duties, and to diminish many more. The duty on t] of paper he proposes to put an end to by the beginning n i of next July. Those on butter, tallow, cheese, eggs, ii aoranges, nutmegs, and liquorice, are alo to be abolished. The duty on timber ...

... aiprotective ed differential dutly. The grand feature of the wine duty was ite pro. 111,1itotY power. The foreign duty was 5v . 10u., colonial duty IN., and there was a virtual excise duty of As. 2C . a gtsl~on, and the natural consequence, namely, great ...

... for the diminution of the duty on wines, for tha diminution of the duty on brandies, and for the abolition of duties on certain manufactured goods, of which silks are by far the most important. By the diminution of the duties on wine the ...

... one part of the project we ourselves may be supposed to feel a certain interest—the repeal of the paper duty and the abolition of the newspaper stamp. Mr. Gladstone's expectation that a great impulse will be given to the manufacture and sale of paper, ...