... 1801, ~ ~4 uiv ngr prod~sces457 9gsOQain 1868, *gslnstdi'47,G80'00 'ia 1862, and BO,266,OOf Ill 186l. tbe produce Wthe stamp duties is coneiderablyg less -than ths estimate in the budget; they were eet down at 97,000,000f, and produced only 73,000,000f ...

... malt tax is unjust towards the labouring classes, imposing as it does a heavy duty upon a beverage necessary for their support in the dis- charge of their laborious duties. And the resolu- tions wound up with the adoption of a petition to 'Parliament ...

... and half by the repeal of the Paper duty, which was not a burthen upon anybody, I do not see how it is possible to supply the deficit of upwards of six millions in the revenue by the immediate repeal of the malt duty, without the asternative of raising ...

... ill, in ?? of Naples,! The Singapore Chamber of Commerce have mamoralmeed' the Humus Governmeitfdr the abolition of'the duty on pepp er. This duty, theyrepreaent,is equal to 160 perent. on the valu of the artile, and onsequently leads to frauds iuj ? ...

... could it be possiblothe poor work- man would be sacrifiood, and the wealthy culprit go free. loarso voices of the costermonger stamp now break in with what was to a great extent the cry of the night l among the rougher class, whore's Townley?'? And shrill ...

... the year 188 to v tie year 1846 to bring about that great change- v th abolition of the corn law. A parliament was elected in 0 1541 with a majority of 90 pledged againet *he abolition e that law. Sir Robert Pelwas th great ileaderof that a veat paty; and ...

... different counties.-1Welsh,- The Singapore Chamber of Commerce have memo- rialised the home government for the abolition of the duty on pepper. This duty, they represent, is equal to 160 per cent, on the value of the article, and conse- quently leads to frauds ...

... original Dutch settlers there. The Singapore Chamber of Commerce have memerialisel the home government for the abolition of the duty on pepper. Their duty, they represent, is equal to 100 per cent. Its annual yield to the revenue is aboit £100,0(0. The poert-aldlial ...

... 1838 to the year' 1846 to bring about that, great change of the abolition of the corn laws. Far- Ianoent was elected in 18.11 with 'a majoraty of ninety ,pledges to' oppose the abolition 'of the' law. Sir Robert Peel was the ereat leader of that great ...

... suggest -the abolition of fuen off ie,' oiicl 'w ilc l ya sofrce of annoyanoe to solicitors. -It is open a tCin on - venient hoursraxid' 'collects, no dues that col not 'he: gqiii1y 'well. cpllecte1' by thie affixing 'hllh'esive stamps to the'pleadinfgs; ...

... Kingdom on receipt of 30 stamps; and an lilustraled Catologut- containing 300 Eugravings and full Price-list of the vari- ous manufactures, both in Argentine aud solid Silvei, will be sent to any address ou receipt ot six stamps. A Pnzi Medal was awarded ...

... urgods. tha hose ,od M. Poivy QUnarw to the commercial legis lation of the French Imperial Governmet. I By it abolition of the sliding scae of duties I upon corn the French Government certaiy met . and prevented at leut two periods of famine and high bread ...