... althouh we ' have bad hat year a malt duty c exeoemgbv 700,0001. the duty of the year before-to this b hourthe mat duty has not yet supplied to s the leo of the n beer duty. Iu 1829 the lutyear of the beer duty, that Is to il 35veare algo ...

... 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 ...

... be gone into now; tuffice it that the Church of England fails in her duty as a national church, and is become a-inere landedand moneyedcorporation with nominal duties, and those duties performed by deputy. But to the well called St. Winifred's. We are told ...

... i- duty. It is, however, the recent additions to our e taxation that are complained of. No one, as far a as I nm aware, has maintained that Ireland was op- d pressively taxed in 1852. The report, it is trne, com- 'e plains of the increase of stamp duties ...

... other pro- ceedings have not been very interesting. The Govern- ment was defeated by Mr. DOULTON on a resolution affirming the duty of preserving the open spaoes around knw ,d but, very desirable as this is, we do not very practical course chalked out for ...

... Suspension Bill was read a second time. I The Street Music Metropolis Bill was read a thirdtime and passed-; the Inland Revenue Stamps Duty Bill was read a third time and passed; and the iailways (Ireland) Act Amendment Bill and the Drainage and Im provements ...

... 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 ...

... thiisamea, IToes libenter,1 Dec. 21, 18i 3.) 10. As the philosopher is one thing and philosophy is another, it is the right and duty of the former to submit himself to the authority of which he shall have recognised the truth, -bhut, philosophy, neither can ...

... 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 ...

... £210,000. The decrease in the Customs and Property-tax amounts-to £80i0,000; but the Excise shows an increase of £459,000; stamps, £145,000; and the Post- Office, £10,000. The Revenue for the year ending 30th Juno amdunts to £09,992,959, showing a net ...

... 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 ? ...

... down. I three writes of ftcsri fortes to the under-sberiff, instructing I him to place them in the hands of Stamp, the sheriff's officer. Stamp levied on two of the writs, buo not upon the plain-( tiff's. 'He subsequently took Byre upon a capies at this ...