... Glyn, Bart., of Gaunt'l House, near Wimborne, Dorset, ;dled intestatei leaving personal property valued at 100,0001. A stamp, duty of 9,0001. was paid thereon. ,It isexpected that thenew Catholio chapel tobeh erected at Windsor on the Clarence Estate ...

... in the assessed taxes, and stamp duty in the presenta- tion to benefices. Mr. D-kRnY GRUFITII Will be delighted with the success of his proposa to reduce the duty on proxy voting papers from a shilling to a penny. The duty on warrants of attorney for ...

... t of a Vice-Chancellor'and Chief Clerks. The second to the abolition of three of the four Masters. The third to the practice and pro- cedure of the Court of Chancery; and the fourth to stamps and fees. The Vice-Chancel- lor will be the only new appointment ...

... 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 ...

... jurisdiction being agreed upon, the next question was how the judicial duties of the court could be best discharged ? Three propositions were before the Commissionertto attch the duties to the judges of one of the Common Law Courts or to the Judge of the ...

... uepenalon bill was read a second time. The street music (metropolis) bill wD8 read a third time, and passed. The inland revenue stamp duties bill was read a third time, and passeed. The railways (Ireland) act amendment bill and drainage improvement of land (Ireland) ...

... there s1 should be an uniform duty of one shilling per cent, for the purposes of insurance on all kinds of property. Oa a division this was negatived by 170 to 117. Tho Chancellor then proposed his resolution reducing th duty of insurance on s tock in trade ...

... Er)gland and Scotland would have been extended to Ireland also had the state of the law in Ireland ?? of it at the time. The abolition of the corn laws, which had been a great boon to England and Scotland, bad proved injurious to Ireland, and as tho interests ...

... for a beer duty ; but be was convinced that the 01 latter, especially In the ease of private brewing, would be so obnoxious that the commuehity would never sub- POe suit to it. He pointed out She comparative elect of the vi' tea and sugar duties, and denied ...

... deplorable state of the social condition of our country Al arises Irom our laws elating to land. And I ask is it it not the duty of every man, who wishes the happiness of n his country, to endeavour to effect a change for the lc better-in fact, no change ...