... peace on a basis of a recon- struction of the Union, the abolition of slavery, and tho grant of an amnesty to the people of the States as repent- ant criminals. In order to accomplish the abolition of slavery it was proposed that there should be a general ...

... practically one-half of the malt duty was taken off when the beer duty was removed. The removal of the beer duty was adopted, not only because it was a moiety of the malt duty, but because it was the most burdensome portion of the duty. ...

... includes the excise duties, which there is decrease of 957,004f. on companion of the year i 863 with theycar 18C2. This is accounted for in great measure by the repeal the duties on hops and paper. The total yield of the excise duties was 18,275,;i00/. ...

... Bills (Ireland) Bill- was read a third time and passed. .. Tbe Poor Removal Bill was read a third time and passed. The Stamp Duties Act (1864) Amendment Bill wan read n third time and passed. EAST INDIAN REVENUE. ACCOUNTS. On bringing up the report. Colonel ...

... sugar ; this, however, was more a matter of form than anything else. With reference to stamp duties on settlements of policies of assurance, he proposed to charge the duty wherever there was a covenant to keep up the policy. Mr. MALINS said he thought the ...

... or rather on knowledge, as the impost was adroitly named. The Manchester School had made the repeal of the paper duties, after the abolition of the corn laws, its great movement. Messrs. Cobden and Bright burned to start a cheap newspaper which . Bhould ...

... the stamps and fees. The fifth regarded some miscellaneous matters, which would refer byand bye. The bill, point of fact, was substantially conSolidatieu of the three great Eoclish statutes, namely, Sir George Turner’s Act, the Masters Abolition Act, ...

... operation of the duty. Mr. BATHURST said that as an allusion had been made to the corn duties, with reference to the question of the sugar, duties he begged to remind the house that the question referred to the committee was not the abolition of the sugar ...

... customs duties of such a character that if carried into effect industry would cease to bo self-supporting both in Germany and Austria. The Austrian project contained tables of duties now ; levied by her and by the Zollverein ; a new scale of duties in the ...

... rill, * labeir for all trade*. Coo- CROSS and SOX, EogiareA StatloneK, IS, Holhorn-bill. - 1813.-Catalefuea CHARGE MADE for STAMPING PAPER I £?VKLOPB MOXOORAMB [ILKS and SUMMER GREATLY KEDLCED PRICES. OEANT and CASK are Mlllng the whole their Summer and ...

... preamble, for the proposed rax of 21. 7s. (»d. there should be substituted the ordinary stamp duty on bank notes, which is Bs. 4d. In fact, as nospechd mention of the stamp duty is necessary, all banknotes being liable to it, the best way amend the bill would ...

... establish customs duties such a character that if carried into effect industry would oease to be self-supporting both in Germany and Austria. Tlio Austrian project contained tables of duties now levied her and by the ZoUverein; new scale of duties in the event ...