... TEA AND SUGAR DUTIES To the Editor of the Daily Gazette. Sir—Perhaps the gradual reduction of _ the tea a sugar duties may be more just considering there 'e two interests —the dealer’s as well as the consumer’ —yet I believe if the duty on tea were at ...

... there was an increase are the spirit duties, the duties on sugar and tea, though the favourable difference in 1862 was not very important in amount, boiing less than £133,000. In the revenue derived from the duties on malt, hops, amd wine there was a decrease ...

... branch or position they may be. In the case of the stamp dis- tributors, who are not entitled to superannuation or com- pensation for loss of office, your committee wvould recom- mend that the abolition of the present system should be gradual, end only ...

... county franchise and the abolition of Church-rates. He approves the general policy of the present Government, but considers the national expenditure excessive; and he would support reduction of the tea, sugar, and tobacco duties, and revision of the income-tax ...

... reduction of the duty on tea was this, that at present it was a much heavier than the con»- spot.ding duty on sugar. The duty on tea was more than per cent.; the duty on sui»r was about one-half the value ot the article. reducing the tea ...

... in considerable force the Williamsburg road, forty miles east of Richmond. The press of New York strongly urge the abolition of the duty foreign coal. At the Cabinet Council held on Wednesday it was determined to decline to send a representative from this ...

... appropriated to any other purpose; it istheir duty to cause a suitable fence to be orected at once, before irradicable blemishes are perpetrated upon it. If there wore no money in hand, it might be the duty of the Town Council to do this necessary work: ...

... sale of stamps, and the legacy duties and residuary accounts, having nearly doubled since Mr. Kekewich succeeded to the office. The additional facilities given the public for recovering spoilt stamps, the receipt of the gold and silver plate duty, and the ...

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... reason is that the creed of that body is so thoroughly uf) of “sating views” that their pastors and teachers deem be their duty to keep those views for ever before their gaze, warning them that if they but lose them (the views) they (the hearers) will ...

... slavery. Had the President proclaimed total abolition, irrespective of persons, we could have believed in the reality of his professions, but the compromise he has just effected with his conscience and his country stamps the endeavour as a mere make-shift. We ...

... Mr Seward, effectual st would be taken to stop these Vr Purh Griffith moved 2 resolution in favour of the reduction ¢ the stamp duty on proxy voting papers; but the hor gentle an withdrew his motion upon rece] Ss at -e from Gladstone that any evidence of ...