... omnibuses were still taxed on the old principle of mileage_ duties. The proprietors of such vehicles now paid one penny per mile for every mile travelled (in addition to an annual licence duty), whether by one horse or four horses, and whether the said ...

... Poultry , Market Act, 18C0 other To p p u r r o e p h e a r s t e ; bill. The Neavgate Market Abolition Act, 1861; ' and The Metro- To levy tolls, rates, and duties upon or in respect of the in- politan Meat and Poultry Market (Western Approach) Act, tended ...

... the country. At the same time the members of her Majesty's opposition had pledged themselves to obtain first the abolition of the war duties on tea and sugar and a reduction of the income tax; and e.s even the surplus which the Chancellor of the Exchequer ...

... revenue to be derived from that source. One or two other stamps had been imposed with the stamps on delivery orders ; and it was only by deducting the probable amount of those other stamp duties that any attempt could be made to form an estimate upon the ...

... reading. Salmon Fisheries (Ireland; Dia —Adjourned debate on going Into committee. Wear Navigation and Sunderland Docks (Stamp Duties on Proxies). —Report thereupon. NOTICES OF MOTION. Mr. Cave.—To ask the Secretary to the Treasury whether it is intended ...

... discharge of his official duties. By this innovation he will have to pay for his pleasure-trips like any unmedalled citizen. M. Gallenga has promised to bring forward a more sweeping proposal, namely, the total abolition of the travelling privilege; ...

... OnDER3 THE DAY. Supply. —Comm itt ee. Local Government Act (1858) Amendment Bill.—Committee. Office of Secr,tary at War Abolition Bill.—Committee. Telegraphs Bill.—As amenled, to be considered. Savings Banks Acts.—Report thereupon. Oaths Relief in Criminal ...

... value, it was the intention of the Government to propose to reduce the duty on tea to Is. per lb., but not to disturb the sugar duty. He proposed that the reduction of the tea duty should take immediate effect after the resolution had been adopted by the ...

... correspondence by letter, or by telegraph. Art. fi. Abolition Of capital punishment. Art. 7. 'Liberty of instruction. Art, 8. Gratuitous and obligator) , education by the state. Art. 9. Gradual abolition of the standing army, to be replaced by • a militia ...

... of the MORNING HERALD is 3d. Unstameed ; 48. Stamped. An Unstamped Copy will pass free throv2,l the Post Office with a penny postage stamp affixed. Post-office orders to be made payable (or postage stamps maybe sent) to Mr. ABEL NA DIN, 103, Shoe-lane ...

... - . - . - - -- - • •- - THE MORNING HERALD, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, -1863. We beg to inform our readers that STAMPED COPIES of the .AORNING HERALD and EVENING HERALD may be transmitted and re-trammitted to a ny part of the United Kingdom, free of postage ...

... by a constitution of a peculiar kind, some of her confederates ; and the senator they assented to the abolition of some of the ties thought it his duty to undertake her vindication. formerly connecting Holstein and Schleswig; and It does not follow that ...