... carried out measures which led te the repeal of the advertisement aL.' the stamp duty-(hesr)-aud which be trusted would now, -Ai to their consummate vio- ?? repeel of the duty on paper. That meeting was convened in consequence ot * request mmade to the ...

... who would benefit by the abolition of Ad the duty would be the rag dealers, the paper makers, and the on publishers. (Hear, hear.) M~r. Bohn, the publisher, had given some particulars, with respect to Otis effect of the duty upon a few standard works ...

... the hop duties more than in the fire or niasine insurance duties, end there were miany othiers whichl wore similarly situated, bein all duties te ,removal of which would be most desirabl Oif possible. If we were to take more end mo-re duties. and to make ...

... their receipt. F RENCH SILKS DUTY FREE.-GRANT F U dOAS, late Wiilimai and Co., hove just roceiveda large ilinpotatioss of NEW FREiNs'l SILKS, which tiicy ale enabled tu seil at greatly seduced prico; in consequece of the abolition Oi the dilty. GRANT ate GASi ...

... attempt was muade by the CAcELIou of the i ExcaEmQuz to induce the house to take a stage of the Income Tax Bill and of the Stamp Duties Bill before the orders of the day; but it was resisted . and the motions proceeded with. d Colonel SxEEs brought forward ...

... arrangement a would be made to prevent newspaper propmetorsi who may have in their possession any stamped sheets when the abolition of the impressed stamp takes place, from suffering any loss. m The ArroeRav-mra-as moved for leave to bri in a bill to amend ...

... MOSES and 80N take this opportunity of announc- I ing that they intend giving their customers the full benefit ofI the abolition of the duty on Silku, Gloves, &c. B.S MOSES and SON, Corner oi Minorles and Aldgate, and Corner of New Oxford-street, and Hatt-street ...

... having been given the proceeding was quite regular. The boll then passed through committee, and the house resumed. THE STAMP DUTIES BILL The house went into committee pro formf on this bill, and then resumed. THE PUBLIC IMPROVEMENTS BILL AND THE BENEFIT ...

... E'NORMOUS PREPARATIONS for the LONDON SVWN.-SHAWLS, Cloakts, and Silks at greatly REDtrCED PRICES-Owing to the total abolit ion of all duties upon India, ('ins, and French Masnufactured Goods, FARMER and ROGERo8are sw preparesl with their new designs fer ...

... wines ?? ai very low rcs asi h rsn tt fte market, they cannot begnie-O ?? dlhW (NLRET-REUCED DUTY.-VIN ORDI- ?? n H E RR Y versus SOUTH AFRICAN. I, REDUCED WINE DUTIES.-GEOIIGE WALKER and Co., 1 1, Rdgware-road, and 64, Great Tower-street, RC,., London. Po ...

... letters of sdminitrauion he shell be panted, shall be chargeable with stamp duty, wss N aged to after a short discussion- as T~he next resolution, the ninth, imposes a staihP duty Of asixpence upon agreements the subject whereof shallibeof the value of ...

... CLOAKS, and DRESSES. Will be seut, post-free, on receipt of six stamps, by the publisher, Messrs. FARMER and ROGERS, the G-eat nudbn Warehouse, 171,173,175, Regent-street, W. -NEW TARIFF.-DUTY FREE.-EXTRA- -S ORD1INARY REDUCTION In tbe PRICES of INDIA, CHINA ...