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... HOUSE OF 00MXONF3--WEDNESDAY, Juii EL - CHURCEM4I3III--/J3OLITION i - J. 'TalLaisun the third readlesektAfFltirk• rates Abolition . . Kr 00yrou seconded the motion. Mr 8. as au eiMeamea; ISA Vie bill be reads second time that day *tee Arantha mid sE I ...
... AND MIDDLESEX. PRICE ONE PENNY.—STAMPED, TWO PENCE. WANTED, a Strong Active Youth, as an Apprentice to the Grocery and Provision Trade.—Apply to T. Peruy, High-street, Biggleswade. WANTED, FURNISHED APARTMENTS at Stevenage. Two Bed Rooms, Sitting Room ...
... in a bill to modify hie orieiiml one for a receipt stamp, on the English plan. Ue now proposes greatly to reduce this tax. The Portuguese government ha . proposed to Spain a mutual abolition of the duty which is now paid on cattle, which is of importance ...
... stronger Church feeling than was credited by the Liberation Society and its supporters. Two years ago a bill for the total abolition of Churchrate's was carried in the Lower House a majority of upwards of 70. Last year the majority fell to 30, and this year ...
... despise the benefits which must accrue to those who | acquire occupation and employment by the abolition of any excise. Everybody admits that the abolition of an excise, if you can afford it, an advantageous course (ministerial cheers). But, If we look ...
... reduced and then abolished the newspaper stamp, rendering it only an optional payment for postage. It abrogated the advertisement duty, and, net content with these admirable changes, it proceeded to admit the Excise duty upon paper. In this its series of triumphs ...
... w.ts agreed to. 110NbAY. Lord It. GUOVENOIt the oaths and his sea t for Flintshire, in the room of Mr. Motyn, dece4sed. _ABOLITION BILL Mr. S. Esrcouter said he wished fee the carveniettee of the House to put a question to the baronet the miller for Tavistoek ...
... PUBLISHED AT THREEPENCE. Stamped Copies One Penny extra. Subscriptions. STAMPED 18 6 paid in Advance UNSTAMPED .-. 0 14 0 paid in Advance 0 12 0 Conrant Office, Chester, June 186 L US ANTICIPATION OF THE ABOLITION OF THE PAPER DUTIES,- ON AND AFTER THE lsi ...
... four resolutions—for the abolition of the paper duty, the newspaper stamp, the advertisement duty, and the duty on foreign books. Only one of these reedutiont was carried to a division, namely that for the repeal of the paper ...
... PUBLISHED AT THREEPENCE. Stamped Copies One Penny extra. Annual Subscbutioss. STAMPED £0 £ paid in Advance UNSTAMPED.- 12 0 paid in Advance Courant Ofßce, Chester, Jane 1861. ANTICIPATION OP THE ABOLITION OF THE PAPEB DUTIES, ON AND AFTER THE Ist ...
... repeal of the war duties on tea and sugar, in preference to an abolition of the paper duty. Mr. WESTIIEAD approved the repeal of this duty, believing that it would enable the manufacturers of this country to compete with the Germans. The ...
... opinion of this Meeting the recent rejection by the House of Commons or the Bill for the Abolition of Church-rates makes it incumbent on all friends of Abolition to take up the question ■upon the present law and bring it to an issue in every parish of ...