... adjust incorrect weights and measures. To do so not Segal. They are ouly empowered to stamp correct weights. But who ever thinks ot examining weight to see that it is stamped? It veiy difficult to provide sufficient safeguards against dishonesty: those that ...

... that an unwise and unstatesmanlike restriction has been placed upon it in the shape of a heavy duty. This duty really is of the class of prohibitory duties. It is beyond the proportion usually employed for purposes of mere revenue. It is two hundred per ...

... support, and, if ?? were flourishing, there' can boe little doubt the abolition of the fire duties would. be as popular in Parlia- mert as with the: public. The companies do not go for abolition. With more sensi- bility to the wants of 31r. GLADSTONE, they forego ...

... similar restriction exist, and the Poor-law Commis- sioners informed him that the guardians in Ireland now discharged their duties so satisfactorily that such a segulation was no longer necessary. His own limited experience in Ireland led him to believe ...

... You have heard that property has its duties as well ns its rights, but the landlords of Ireland have ever been the curse of Ireland ; they attend carefully to their rights, while they shamefully neglect their duties, retiring each night to rest to dream ...

... seem bo entertained by the House of Representatives are for duties newspapers and business documents. The duty oi> newspapers, it w said, will most likely levied, not in the shape of stamps, but percentage on the crops circulation the sworn returns of ...

... discharged their duties own limited regulation «« °° *“*^' , bdi.v. that great rrnd th. comnumion.r, declared that thia would form valuable addition to the present poor Uw eystem.’! *“»*• time thought that such clause, which likewise bore the stamp ol previous ...

... may arrive in time to countermand his departure for. England, and his Royal Highness will continue the ordinary course of his duty. Her Majesty has paid Mr. Disraeli the complimentand one he must feel greatly proud of—of desiring Colonel the Hon. Sir C. ...

... sub> atitute for a taxing master, who has other and more important business to attend to. Any solicitor, conversant with the duties, would set the inventor right that subject. The substitution would small gain to the Exchequer, but immense loss the public ...

... that seem to entertained the House ot Representatives are for duties on newspapers and business documents. The duty on newspapers, it w said, will most likely levied,, not in the shajH; ■ stamps, hut as a percentage the gross circulation ' the sworn returns ...

... taxation that seem lie entertained t ...

... similar restriction exist, and the Poor-law Commissioners informed him that the guardians in Ireland now discharged their duties so satisfactorily that such a regulation was no longer necessary. His Own limited experience in Ireland led him to believe ...