... We thought, and not unjustly, that the duty on corn is a nominal duty, and the yield of that duty in the year just expired is £Stitj,000, a swum the exorbitant amoutnt of which I corfess I regard with thegreatest dissatisfaction. Every pound received ...

... what is the diffcrence betw1ecn the supporters of the Government and the members of the Opposi- tion 1 If we except the Abolition of Church-rates Bill, there is no strong party division between them at the present time. The Consorvatives have given an ...

... the third wsas the repeal of the laper duty; but all were to be considered and accepted or rejected as a whole. Thofrstttwo wcere var duties, and mustbaconusderod in reference to the propriety of keeping up war duties in time of peace. The third involved ...

... Harbours, Lord lerk Register Salary Abolition, Durham University, Mletropoltan Building Act Anmendment, Drains-e of Land, Public Oflices Site, Pensions, British Forces, Edinburgh Universitv, Inland Xevenue, Stamp Duties on Probates, Revenue Departments Accounts ...

... desired to prevent the abolition of the paper duty in order to carry out the financial policy which lie had sketched out. Their first duty in regard to the remissions of taxation was to reduce the income tax, and the war duties on tea and sugar. Their ...

... committee. No moeus had been provided for the discharge of many of the duties whicL in the bill, as originally introduced, had been asigned to the chief judge. Lord CRAN % ORTH said that the duties assiignel to the chief judge were infinitesiniaL The Lord Chanoellor ...

... solemn duty to endeavour to carsy out lisi principles, and to endeavour to do justiec to th sworking classes, who wvere excluded from their Just shaic of political .privileges. If others failed in their duty, or did not consider it their duty to bring ...

... his adveetisemcrts, and enclosing postage stamps for his publiCations, and complainiun that they had nover received them. One of them, a lady, at Edinburgh, comp'alned that she had written and enclosed stamps twelve monthus ago for a book. Sho demanded ...

... petition fron the mnaSobaldersen, tc., of Rochdale. prayhlsfortenaboiltion of church-rates; and ptitions agailhst their abolition, frpoa Bluckburn, Clitberoe, and thle dibtriet bof dgell. ; BAN~prP1bwy AMND INSoi.vENCY BILL. Th- HOU=E then Yresolved itsielf ...

... discuvsion, leave was 'given to introiucee the bil, which was ?? brought in,aud rd a first tine. RXXCISB AND STAMPS DILLi The Exeico and Stamps Bill, as amended, was considered. After a desultory conversation the report was agreed to, and the bill was ...

... the same time respectful to the South. Oufr sympathies, it may be said, were all on'the side of the abolitionists whilst abolition was never mooted by the newly-elted President. That is very true; but, whilst the opinions of the new Government with respect ...

... ci of diputics to the Transyl- W vaniau Diet. FDY--nc~eueoo hmolfc.o PxST5I, WVED' SD'.lcnsqec fth ndfc- co tions of the stamp duty effected by the government in t Hungary, the members of the Hungarisn Chancellery intend addressing represontcitionls to ...