... (Stamped, ld. Additional.) laugh)-which, I proud to say, members for great coin- NATIONAL RifORIAL TO CAPTAIN (700 K. musities are very seldom found wantieg la-and that they, -- on their part, will to i n • position to congratulate them- Yesterday a public ...

... information would have been of great service, and must have been hailed as a boon by the public ; for since the abolition of the Newspaper stamp duty it has been and still is, equally as easy for any publisher to boast of a circulation of 15, 17, or even of ...

... information would have been of great service, and must have been hailed as a boon by the public ; for since the abolition of the Newspaper stamp duty it has been and still is, equally as easy for any publisher to boast of a circulation of 15, 17, or even of ...

... and gradually,' and I thought it my duty to vote against the abolition of the Paper Duty. Very few members of the House did so, and I was thus placed in a different position from them when the Paper Duty Abolition Bill, after passing the ...

... of a return to wisdom onthe pirt of the House of Commons, in the narrow majorities by which the Church Rates Abolition bill, ard the Paper Duty Repeal bill, were carried. We are told asaio, by notorious Coxservatives, that conservatism, is gaining strength ...

... enters France at a moderate duty; iron ore enters free; the duties on cast-iron and steel in bars is reduced by one-half; and objects manufactured of cast-iron, which were for- merly prohibited, are admitted at a moderate duty. The tariff came into operation ...

... and gradually,' and I thought it my duty to vote against the abolition of the Paper Duty. Very few members of the House did so, and I was thus placed in a different position from them when the Paper Duty Abolition Bill, after passing the ...

... beginning of the present year was within three of 500. Of these 323 are papers which have come into existence since the abolition of the stamp duty in June, 1855; 174 are old papers, formerly published at full price, but now become cheap papers, making the total ...

... Mitcheson, at present acting native instructor. The Stamp Act Bombay. —The following gentlemen had been appointed a committee by Government for the purpose of devising means to carry into effect the Stamp Act. President Henry Newton, Esq., C.S., registrar ...

... (hear, and applause). However, the Lords had frustrated, by their unconstitutional rejection of the bill for the abolition of the paper duty, part of the Chancellor of the Exchequer’s budget which had been looked forward to with great interest. lie believed ...

... upon Customs arises chiefly from the remission of duties, and the large purchase of tea made in July of last year in anticipation of an increased rate of duty. In regard to Excise, the receipts for malt duty have been nearly £600,000 less than in the same ...

... repayable upon demand. Current accomits opened similar to ordinary Bankers. Cheque Bo >ks supplied. All Cheques exempt from Stamp Duty. Office hours from II till 5 Daily, on Saturdays from 11 till 2. and Monday evenings from 7 till 9. A small Pamphlet, containing ...