... in regard to expenses incurred fox public works. He likewise advocated the sup- presslon of the octrois, and the abolition of the stamp duty upon newspapers, and of- the Imposts upou salt. In conclusion, he pro.- posed the lntroduction of an incorne-tax ...

... getting a aixpt-nny duty pro. peily secured to thlem rather then a 53. duty which thoy only obtaned, iso a very few irstances, Tue duty en ro. insurance iwpobed last year was proposed to be removed *or being burdtnsome, and the duty on what were tvrmeud ...

... tea duties, sosh reduction shall be postponed ?? the l1t day of June. After a brief discussion, the resolutions granting the Income-tax at tlie rate of 4d. in the pound, and the fire insurancre duty at the rate of 1 6d. per cent, with a stamp duty of ...

... visible for years, and the abolition of slavery, the detention of Dr. JBFFERSON DAvis in prison is the only visible act which tells the Southern people of their late attempt to destroy the Union. These things must ever stamp the passing year as memorable ...

... to move in procuring their total abolition. The fountains, even supposing them to be in good order, were not to be compared to similar ornaments in other towns; they were nothing but mere squirts, which per- formed a duty about six houns a week, and which ...

... acquaintances neverthought $hat he had the murderous heart, the moral poltroonery, and the inexpressible wickedness which stamp the assassin aS the vilest of God's creatures, LErTER FR~OM WILKES BOOTHi. The R.ZVew York hanorld, of the 20ih ult., publishes ...

... and oo export duty on gold., From these Iduties oe fte bildisoname, %and not more' thin one or two' i 'the leaat'dope.i objeetioicblh,' the treosurer selaet five for reduotion-namelI tea. Mugse, opiumo, drigd fruits, and the' gold duty Teaggregate loes ...

... measure for the abolition of the paper duty through the House of Commons! And wish what an audacious Interference with the rights of the House of Commons did the House of Lords refuse the bill which on one occasion abolished the paper duty. And that conduct ...

... franchise bills of Mr. BArINS and Mr. TOCKe ?? e are attacks on the State, whilst the measures fof h the abolition of church rates, for the abolition of e useless oaths, for the opening the inlvereities, for - the natlonallsing the w eclesdastecal establihment ...

... the intellectual capability of the candidate as a proof that he was likely to attain the special knowledge required for his duties. The present cheme was laid down by Lord Macaulay, Sir G. Leis9, and other distinguished men, every one of whom had been at ...

... reduction Of the anomalous tinber duty-which some thought should have been dealt with In preference to that on tea-and other minuor duties which were still hla. doieces; to capital and Industry. (Elear, hear.) The fire~ insurance duty had not lbeen reduced so ...

... Catholic clergy are shown to exert a great power, even outside its ministry ?? but his majesty significantly adds,- It is my duty to maintain intact the rights of the civil power, which, from the time of St. Louis, no sovereign in France has ever abandoned ...