... Queen taxes in advance highly objectionable, DISTRIBUTOR OP STAMPS IN ABKaDJERNSHIRI’ Mr A STEWART called attention to the appointment of Mr Andrew Jopp to the office of Distnnutorot Stamps for the Aberdeen district. He eaid Mr was very young man, whose ...

... the revenue could not span the paper duty, it was no argument against the mace smaller amount of the hop duty. The circumstances of the two taxes were dissimilar. The pspermakera could regulate the supply ; bat the duty compelled the hop-growers tones* into ...

... interest would be brought under the general miMsagement of the existing Board of Fisheries. Some little duty is also to levied on rods. The Tolls Abolition Bill appears permissive in its characrer, not ! interfering with local acts.—On Friday Mr Pollard Urqubart ...

... for the payment the Queen's taxes in advance highly ejeotionable. TUB STAMPS AT ABBIiDIKS. Mr Steuan called to the appointment of Mr Andrew Jopp to the office of dis ribu or of stamps for the Aberdeen dis'r’c*. He s tid Mr Jepp was a very young »«n, and ...

... for a congress on the affairs of Italy. hen any sorb pr position was made it would be the duty of tier Mnjesty's Goveriiment to consider it. (Laughter ) ABOLITION Or FASNINO TOLLS- Mr FN ` W ICK asked the Pr esident of the Hoard of Trade if Her Majesty's ...

... daty on foreign bops the abolition of the as strictly one of could suggest how duty would be a present to them; bat nose They had an abstrac the gap in @ revenue was to b3 su t resolution in favour of the of the paper duty, passing enother,. and ite fate ...

... manner they pleased. duties ON HOPS. Mr DODSON moved that the maintenance of duties upon hops impolitic ; and that any remission ot taxation or adjustment of financial burdens provisions should be made for tho removal of such duties. Sir B. Bhidges seconded ...

... and the Is. Gd. stamp shipping bills and bills of lading, £30.2.>-l. The 3d. duty on dock warrants, which commenced on the 3d April, produced £8.>!)5. Tiie stamp duty on bills of exchange for above was also altered to an ad valorem duty, ...

... them higher military rank. Mr Fenwick asked if the Government were prepared to bring in a bill for the abolition of Passing Tolls ? Mr Milner Gibson said he wonld give notice next week of the day upon which he would introduce bill. Sir E. COLEBRooKE asked ...

... under consideration a proposal to confer upon them higher military rank. ABOLITION OF PASSING TOLLS. Mr Fenwick asked if the Government were prepared to bring in a bill for tho abolition of passing tolls? Mr M. Gibson said he would give notice next week of ...

... the paper duties—would yield to the popular conviction on this question. He believed the Chancellor of the Exchequer was hard pressed at the time, but he had declared that if one duty more than another required to be repealed it was the duty on paper. ...

... the revenue could not spare the paper duty, it was no argument against the smaller amount of the hop duty. The cireurastauces of the two taxes were dissimilar. The papermakers could regulate the supply, but the duty compelled the hop growers to come into ...