... SIR STAFFORD NORTHCOTE, AND THE OXFORD TESTS ABOLITION BILL. We were unable last week to find room for the speech delivered by Sir S. Northcote, on Mr. Dodson's Bill for the abolition of Tests at Oxford University. We now append a fuller report:— Sir ...

... Lordahip3. HOUSE OF CoMMoN3—Mosday. Duties.—On the Report the Customs and Inland Revenne Bill, Malins moved an amendment to relieve policies of insurance not covenanted for settlements from paying the full stamp duty until they were realised, —The Chancellor ...

... the year 1838 to the year laid to bring about that great change, the abolition of the corn law. A Parliament was elected in 1941, with • majority of ninety pledged against the abolition of that law. 'rho result Showed how much is to be done by continuous ...

... uniform rate of duty or the old graduated scale, but preserving a sort of ad valorem duty, has reduced the range of difference in the duties so as to come nearer to uniformity without abandoning the graduated scale. The difference in duty, according to ...

... so unlike newspaper, was one, aj» as such ought to pay the stamp duty. It was during this year that an organised straggle of friends of the people commenced for the abolition of stamp duty, or the removal of the * taxes on knowledge.’ In ...

... from tho year 1833 to the year to bring about that gpeqt change, tho abolition of the corn law. Parliament was elected in 1841, with majority of ninetv pledged against the abolition of that law- The result showed how much is to done by continuous dis ...

... hundred votea. It took from tho year to 18U5 bring about that great change, abolition qf tho corn law. A Parliament was elected in 1811, with majority of ninety pledged again-t abolition of that law. The result showed how much is to done continuous disinterested ...

... the year 1838 to the year 1816 to bring about that great change, the abolition of the corn law. A Parliament was elected in 1841, with a majority of ninety pledged against the abolition of that law. the result showed how much is to be done by continuous ...

... for Oxford who managed to commit his party to that removal of the so-called '* taxes on knowledge, the newspaper stamp and the paper duties, which was always a foremost obiect with Mr. Miall and his followers. In the very last session he made what seemed ...

... unlike a newspaper, was one, and as sash ought to pay the stamp duty. It was during this year that an organised straggle of friends of the people commenced for the abolition of the stamp duty, or the removal of the taxes on knowledge.' In ...

... attorney for the receipt of dividends, and on the stamp duties for settlements. present they were not liable to stamp duty on foreign property; and he proposed to place that property in reference to the stamp ...

... are to have the duty on their horses reduced from £12 to £S ; the stamp duty on proxies to vote at railway and other meetings is reduced from 6d. to id.; maritime re-insurance is legalised on payment of a shilling stamp; the stamp ...