... No. 22,235. Immediately, in post Bvo., 10s. 6d., MY IMPRISONMENT, AND THE FIRST YEAR OF ABOLITION RULE IN WASHINGTON. By ROSE GREENHOW. Richard Bentley, Publisher in Ordinary to her Majesty. To be published on October the 10th, In 3 vols., post Bvo , ...

... [Stamped, id. Additional.] RECEPTION OF THE PRUSSIAN AMBAS- AT THE TIIILILEIE& The Moniteur of yesterday oontains an account of the reception of the Prussian ambassador, Count Goats, at the Tuileries on the 17th inat, Upon being received by his Majesty ...

... duty off tea, the insurance companies desire to be released from Government duty, which they contend is so heavy that it prevents people being ordinarily prudent. -There are various other claimants also upon the Chancellor's purse, but it is probable ...

... CARIB CHEROKEE 3-TY, 1730, ART. 7-SLATE-ABOLITION. Allegiance office-oath to Perpet u d schedule Tax expenditure, without Sect-reference [to the 2s. 6d. register of all churches, by 52 Geo. 111. c. 55, set by the high contracting parties, for yearly West-lay ...

... exactness what is the real state of the case. In the last year of the Be, duty—the year ending June 30, 1859—the receipt on British spirits was £9,410,000. Under the new duty in 1860 it was £9,750,000, in 1861 i was £9,702,000, in 1862 it was £9,983 ...

... had discharged his Parliamentary duties. (Cheers.) He could speak to the regularity his attendauee in the Jimmy, boon:Jon duriner the last session no one had been more assiduous in the discharge of Parliamentary duties than he (Sir Robert) had. [A voice ...

... exactness what is the real state of the case. In the last year of the 85. duty—the year eliding June 30, 1859—the receipt on British spirits was £9,410,000. Under the new duty in 1860 it was £9,750,000, in 1861 i was £9,702,000, in 1862 it was £9,983 ...

... pound. The next was the reduction in the tea duty from is. sd. to is. per lb., which was very important to the public who were the consumers of it. He was very anxious to have a further reduction in the sugar duty, but the Chancellor of the Exchequer said ...

... 4 DIE PRIOE .. STAMPED .bd. manifested, and a large proportion stopped and bought in. 'The actual sales made were at a decline from former pries. The market will remain quiet till the next sales, to come off on the 22d inst. We have nothing to report ...

... oaten- of convictions that had taken place dur in g the y ear t a ti o us zealots for abolition, had only d one their 1862 among t radesmen for wing unjust weights plain duty this abominable contention would have and measures, and he said it was satisfactory ...

... reduction in the tea duty to is. per pound, a lowering of the income and property tax to 2d. in the pound, equalising the duty on chicory to that on coffee, which will be the means of ending the obnoxious interference of the excise, the abolition of ld. tax on ...

... paperduty. Mr. Gladstone's abolition the paper duties was done, not on, v at a wrong rime, but in wrong wav. not only landed himself ,n deficit, but lauded the paper makers in d lemma. struck off the the one hand, and the import-duty paper no the other, and ...