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... 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 ...
... brought in bill to modify his original one for a receipt stamp, on the English plan. now proposes greatly to reduce this tax. The Portuguese government has proposed' Spain a mutual abolition of the duty which is. now paid on cattle, which is of importance ...
... there were other remiesious of taxation which would eonfer greater amount of benefit upon trade ind industry than the abolition the paper duty; third, that the hill had come up in shape that paralysed their lordshipe’ lion, and prevented them from it the attention ...
... receipt of directed stamped envelope. HENRY ARROW, Secretary. Agitate, agitate f—The new bankruptcy BILL repeals the Protccfon Acts: therefore all debton who have not a'iota value 150/. mint no to prison, t-o much for the abolition of imprisonvient for ...
... the tea duty would not be great r, to provide ia the course of the year. At any rate, had impotlcd ™tton from -l , | ; if th. statement in thc Governor General s ...
... Bauson** Illustrated Pamphlet, free for two stamps, is descriptive of •instruction of watch now made. Watches safe ost iM parts of the globe. In conaequence of the almoet universal habit of note paper and envelopes stamped with the crest er iddreis, Parkin* and ...
... accc.ding to each individual’s fancy or choice. Nothing of the kind. It is laid down in season and out season duty, fixed obvious, and abiding duty;” is to bo taken up a religious matter;” the task is undertaken “ for the honour of our Divine Master;” it ...
... India Loon Bill was passed through committee. The Public Oißced Exteuaiou Bill wo* reported with amendments. The Excise and Stamps Bill was read tbiid time and passed. The Dube of Somerset, moving for a oopy of tha regulations under which to or mates of ...
... transfer of railway 'bonds free from stamp duty for a period of 30 yeara ?? in his opinion be seriously prejudicial to tbt interests of tbe revenue. Ho thought that every transfer should be subject te a stamp duty. Under those circumstances, bo movod ...
... hose *bo supported a reduction of the tea duties (bear, hoar). **r. WESTHEAD said that his constituents preferred the ?? of the paper duties to the reduction of the tea duties. *T e Paid a large amount for paper duty for counting hoase j/\ r P°scB, and the ...
... at on the subject of the Galway contract, had had considerable effect in influencing the votes of hon. members on the paper duty. — After some observations from Colonel Durme, Mr. Gregory, Sir G. Lewis, Mr. Scully, and the O'Donoghue, the subject dropped ...