... The repeal of this duty would simplify the lubotirs of the revenue officers, and it would he accompanied . by the abolition of the impressed stamp on newspapers, and the introduction of an iatermediate three-listifpenny postage-stamp. lie proposed to alter ...

... brewer, the Malt Duty, with the added profit of the maloter, become. a chief part of the actual cost of the primary article of his bushiest ' • and he adds a profit not only upon the duty, but upon the maltater's profit upon the duty. The process accumulates ...

... couditioas of having • proper printed stamped paper; because the Government preferred getting a 6d. duty, properly secured to them, rather than a ss. duty, which they only obtained in a very few instances. The duty on re-insurance, imposed last year, was ...

... further loss of E 207,000 on account of the Tea Duty may be assumed to be compensated for by the growth of that and other Customs Duties, and the second instalment of £260,000 on account of the Fire insurance Duty may, perhaps, be also neglected. It would be ...

... marertane. and other aortal duties, kas published • book giving the full !anent .4 his long experksace, treat's. with plain directions for the recovery of Health and :growth A Meg% copy seat to any address on receipt of one stamp. Address to the ileoretarys ...

... abolicion of the duties on knowledge - the newspaper stamp, the advertisement duty, and the paper duty. Theme gentlemen timed • strung party, and they succeeded in getting them all removed (hear, heir). If thew who were anxious to see the ...

... incapacitate lum for the ordinary duties of a member of Parliament, or in any way impaired his faculties, it is feared that he would find himself unequal to the discharge in the House of Commons of the onerous and responsible duties which devolve upon a .Secretary ...

... the Prairie. Sold only in England by H. F. De Co.ramve, American Dispensary, 13. Bidders-road, Derby. Free for 14, 48. or 73 stamps. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 1867. THE SEWAGE QUESTION. THE subject of sewage is not the most agreeable one to write about at ...

... having emerged victor Ms Enna a terrible conflict, have re•establithed the ancient Union, and have solemnly prelaimeti the abolition of slavery. France, which fergeto no noble page of her history, sincerely prays for the prosperity of the great Amencan Republic ...

... whose aggregate ages exceeded 2.33 years. By way of preface to the preeentation of an address to the preacher& the Rev. W. W Stamp Raid that the Methodists of Mauelester hail deterrateed t.. embrace that opportunity of testifying their sincere respect for ...

... Jacgame end .31r. WALPOLE opposed the bill. . . „ The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER denied that the Government had neglected their duty iu not having introduced a general meaaure. but said it hey had done so that was ea reason w;:y the Rouse should decline to ...

... marring., and other 'social duties, has published • book giving the full benefit of his long •xperienee gratis, with plain directions for the recovery of Health and Strength. A single copy sent to the whir's. on receipt of OW stamp. Addeo.. to the Secretary ...