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... of the duty on hops, as he will not pay more duty for the barrel than the .brewer who sends out sweet ales. The abolition of the duty on hops of British growth will doubtless in time lead to something like a corresponding reduction in the ...
... Year, 10.0.1 Credit, 6d extra rer Stamped. t.l 7. 01 146 0,1 ANOTHER ENLARGEMENT. Is accordance with our previous announcements, and in order to afford our readers the full benefit of the reduction of the Paper-duty, the Elin6wrsrA Neer. is now Permanently ...
... reduction of the tea duty. Perhaps it may be said that the reduction of the tea duty was one which could recover itself; but there was nothing more fallacious than distinctions of this kind between the reduction and abolition of a duty. There is one statement ...
... THE WZ' K: A SCOTTISH ECCLESIASTIO4 NaWS. Since the Abolition of the Newspaper Stamp, a change has been taking place in the Newspaper Litigators el the country, which the recent Repeal of the Paper Duty MD greatly accelerate. Already Daily Papers have almost ...
... on all dutable articles _the charge on goods inwards was _unnecessary for statistical _purposeswhile on imports , otherwise duty _freeinformation as to quantities was _mainly obtainable from _the importers . The mercantile _witnesses _agreed thatowing ...
... the grounds of Christian charity, England was a great customer of America for grain, and it was plain case that was America’s duty to feel for another nation in distress. Messrs Griswold Co. have offered new ship of 1800 tons burden convoy food England, ...
... Democrats profess to support the Government in enforcing the Union, hut only in its old constitutional form, and condemn equally abolition and the interference with the habeas corpus and the press. They have begun to boast that their party is becoming master of ...
... to the Committee of Ways and Means. The House afterwards continued the discussion on the Tax Billthe clauses relative to stamp duties, expresses, and goods entered at custom-houses being under consideration. In the Senate, the 3d, the bid authorising the ...
... only informed us of the remarkable celerity with which the 20,000 troops reached the ground and performed the ordinary parade duties of the day, but assured to that a sham-fight, embracing the whole demands of an extended battle-field, was conducted a manner ...
... under the old system of slick-law. Without putting forward a word in farour of slavery, may say, nevertheless, that it* abolition would undoubtedly impoverish many of the American States which have grown rich upon it. one,—neither proprietor of Southern ...
... twelve petitions were praying form amend. wont in the law of Cburtheatee, but against tbeiz abolition. sir J. moved the second reading of the bill for the abolition cf Chun:heat., and atologited for is; to again trespass upw the ineaba.tible patience of ...
... lodudrial and Provident Societies Bill, were considered and agreed to. The report upon the Judgments Law Amendment (Ireland Stamp Duty Bill was brought up and agreed to. The African Slave Trade Treaty (No. Bill passed through committee. It was subsequently ...