... presented petition from the inhabitants Edinburgh of the Edinburgh assessments bill hioh bill fMd d'seßond time. STAMP BILLS. The excise and stamps bill was read a second time. Their Lordships adjourned at five minutes past six o’clock. Tuesday, June 18. Their ...

... to the Paper-duty. It was not merely that the abolition of the Paper-duty • would benefit only a limited class, whereas a remission of the duties on sugar and tea would benefit the general community ;—it was not merely that the Paper-duties ...

... Mattin'sle- Graxd, engaged In the duty of receiving letters by payment, money for correspondence postf restente, ?? for the sale of stamps and stsmped envelopes. Ihe portion of the building appropriated to this par. ticular duty In situate on the south aide ...

... fro a government the condition parliamentary support. CIIURCH-HATE ABOLITION BILL. (Front the Star and Dial.J is thirteen weeks to-day, since the second reading of the Church-rate Abolition Bill. The third reading was to have been moved this afternoon. The ...

... the Government to continue the tea and sugar duties, and to abolish the Excise duty on paper. The duty on paper impeded its manufacture, pressed on almost every article sold, and funned a slight export duty upon all goods sent abroad wrapped up in paper ...

... OXFORD presented several petitions against the abolition of church rates. The Earl of DERRY, in presenting a similar petition, expressed an earnest hope that the rejection of the bill for the unconditional abolition of church rates might have a tendency before ...

... 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 ...

... Summary. THURSDAY, JUNE 20, 18G1 Baf J. Trelawny's Church Rates Abolition Bill was lost last night, on the third reading, by the casting vote of the Speaker. We are afraid some desertion of the Liberal standard has contributed to this result. Church Rates ...

... short discur» sion, the amendment was carried by 79 33 so the Bill is lost. Church Rates Abolition Bill. —Sir J. Trelawny moving that the Church Rates Abolition Bill be read third time, noticed certain points with the view of obviating objections, remarking ...

... Upon division, the resolution was negatived 105 to 34. the paper duty. Tho House then went into Committee upon the Bill. Upon arriving at the fourth clause, repealing the Excise duty upon paper. Mr. K. SEYMER opposed the clause, which he proposed to ...

... and the rise in the salt duties, it is estimated, will augment the revenue by half million more. The new stamp duties are calculated to yield 1,216,040/., or about 557,052/. more than in 1859-60 —the last year of the old duties. As it is not likely that ...

... ’ printed in while letters on the Government Stamp, to imitate which is felony. A 1 .mphlel (3» pages) with full instructions for use, list agents throoghout the world,&c., sent post-free for two stamps. DH.CURTIS MEDICAL WORK,MANHOOD E*say on Nervous ...