... measure ter the abolition of the paper duty t! ugh the House of Commons. and with what an audacious interference with the right of the Heuse of Commons, did the House of Lords cefase ths bill which on one oceasion abolished the paper duty ; and that conduct ...

... measure fer the abolition of the paper duty through the House of Commons, and with what an audacious interference with the right of the House of Commons, did the House of Lords refuse ths bill which on one occasion abolished the paper duty; and that conduct ...

... on Monday night to select a candidate to suc- to this. Mr. Cobden.ag their representative. followed the abolition of. the. Corn Laws,—the abolition of the monopoly on sugar. Why, Sir, it is Beart, Esq., presided. capable of the most distinct proof that ...

... have felt it my duty to give of hear); and I beg that no elector of this borough, having regard to that transac- more of it, or any different with re- tion will feel any gard to it, than the feeling which animates my mind tit my duty at this moment, and ...

... that the whole country was going to irretrievable ruin. (Laugater.) And if ha-i said further, shall abolish the newspaper stamp, shall get rid of the excise upon paper, and shall establish penny newspapers weekly and dailv, all over the country to discuss ...

... felt it duty ‘to give of it—, hear, hear); ond I beg that no elactor of this borough, havin to that transac- tion will feel any more of it, or any different with re- gard-to it; than the fe which animates my mind at thig moment, and Thavet tit duty to ex ...

... marriage, and other social duties, has published a hook giving the full benefit of his long exp--rience, gratis, with plain directions for the re- covery of Health and Strength. A single copy sent to any address on rec:ipt of one stamp. Address to the Secretary ...

... measures of the Government, which but for the Russian war would, no doubi, have been more numerous, where the abolition of the compulsory newspaper stamp, the passing of the Limited Liability Act, and the Divorce and Matrimonial Causes Act. One of the episodes ...

... measure tor the abolition of the paper duty through the House of Commons. and with what an audacious interference with the right of the Heuse of Commons, did the House of Lords refuse th bill which on one occasion abolished the paper duty ; and that conduct ...

... present corn-laws, and putting only a fixed duty of such an amount as would bring the revenue (we object no more to a tax on corn than on tea or sugar, for the purpose of ‘revenue, but we oppose a protective duty, as it is called), whioh, probably, might ...

... great was the the Hcuse of Commons, the ‘et the growing struggle to get the measure tor the abolition of the free eburelies of this country—(qheers) ;—and paper duty through the House of Commons. and with you selected, daring his absence. in t United States ...

... spiritual destitution and small livinge, Education of the poor promoted ; customs duties reduced from many hundred to twelve; differential duties abolished, protective duties repealed or reduced, Corn Laws repealed, ‘axes ou glass, soap, candles, paper, ...