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... of Chancery of Ireland should be attested stamps; and that such officers of that court as now receive fees for their own benefit should receive an equivalent income salary out of the fund produced the stamps. That the fees of the superior courts of Common ...
... ascribed his initiation, are the restrictions placed upon slave importation—the abolition o( the right of arbitrary taxation upon the fellah, and the abolition of the transit duties. Hut upon England and France possesses many claims to gratitude. In the Russian ...
... likely to entrap well-meaning hat hasty thinkers into cauces*ion that the Irish Church should really be abolished. There is stamp of verisimilitude about it which is imposing; it doe* indeed appear unreasonable that Ireland should saddled with State Church ...
... ANGELO HAYES, Secretary, 4, Salem Place, Dublin. On receipt Postage Stamps and Stamped end Directed Envelope. Tickets will be forwarded tbs Secretary. All letters of Inquiry must enclose a Stamp. LOCAL AGENTS: Tralee Mr. ANDREW SHEA, M Hall, and at OSee of ...
... included the duties paid in England, on articles consumed in Ireland, us well the duties paid Ireland the same article* Previous the Union ulithe Irish duties were collected in Ireland ; subsequent to the Union, portion of the Irish duties weic collected ...
... health and vigour. The Book will be scut post free to any address, on receipt of a directed envelope, enclosing two postage stamps. Address Db. Smith, 8, Burtoncrescent, Tavistock-square, London, W. C. Also, by the same Author, WOMAN AND HER DISEASES, Treatise ...
... to health and vigour. The Book will he sent post free to any address, receipt of directed envelope, enclosing two postage stamps. Address Du. Smith, 8, Burtoncrescent, Tavistock-squnre, London, W. C. Also, by the same Author, WOMAN AND HER DISEASES, Treatise ...
... is £IO6,OUC. effect of the re I iction of the tea duty shown in falling off of £329,000 under the head of Customs. The Excise duties for the quarter show increase of £318,000, and the ret from stamps, taxes, and the post-office, have upward tendency, ...
... SMITH w‘iU, for the BENEFIT of person* •offer, from NERVOUS DEBILITY, &c., receiving description of their cases (enclosing stamped directed envelope for reply) send his written opinion with advice and directions for the most successful treatment and cute ...
... prosaic line which appeared in liii eyes to be that of duty.’* THE REVENUE OF IRELAND. {Moved for by Colonel Dunne ) The nett produce was, for customs, £2,274,000 ; exrise, £2,758,000 ; stamps, £573,040 ; property and income tax, 672,779 ; hereditary ...
... in ' aris, furnished i'll full authority conclude with the French Government treaty containing a clause respecting the abolition of slavery ; if comes to Paris with this intention, w.c that Mr. Stephens will return The time has passed for recognising ...
... pleunne which be snrrounded at Knowsley. Botanchienotthenatiiraofthe man while his duties call him elsewhere, and great thioga still remain to done to Lancashire. To those duties to the accomplishment the important work* which mart performed daring the next ...