... DISCCABION ON THE ABOLITION OF TOLLS. Mr PAGAN of Clayton (the Provost of Cupar) opened the discussion. lie stated that this was a subject which he had never lost sight of since he first broached it in 1845. At that time it was reckoned to be a speculative ...

... - »•«**-*.»■ . 1 Prici Out Pkknt. Stamped, Twopbuce. DECEMBER 1, 186& [ON, CADDER. ITU. MOOim, ■UinTEE, BCTOWXLL, BBAEHEAD “■ i>AI£EBF DABVH. DOLPmSTOS. DOUGLAS. DCNSTS*. »iST KILBRIDE. I LEADHILLS. IXSKAHAOOW. LIBERTON. HBXU IASKOCK, MILLHELGH. MOTHERWELL ...

... Ist of January, by which date another dividend will be due. The New-York Chamber of Commerce recommend the total abolition of export duty cotton, injurious the American trade, and not worth the cost of collection. India. —Advices from Calcutta refer to ...

... and before it can be stamped a formal pro- cess of application must be gone through, involving annoyance, risk, and an amount of expense which, in the caste of pol1icies of eail value, is often as much as the original stamp duty. The committee also object ...

... ceived in 14.64-5 directly as the Excise duty ou umbrellas. was £22,230. No one can be surprised at finding that the Commissioners shout.' recomniend the abolition of all minor Excise duties, keeping only the duties on spirits, beer, cotton, tobacco, and ...

... received in 1861-4 directly as the excise duty on umbrellas was E 22,230. No one can be surprised at finding that the Commissioner should recommend the abolition of all minor excise duties, keeping only the duties on spirits, beer, cotton, tobacco, and possibly ...

... Chancellor of the Exchequer said that if the old duties continued, and at the urns rate of production, he might calculate upon a revenue of £70,170,000 foe _the year 1665-66; but, as he remitted duties calculated to lose him £3,778,000 in theear, this ...

... Chancellor of the Exchequer said that if the old duties continued, and at the same rate of production, he might calculate upon a revenue of £70,170.000 for the year 1865 (56; but, as he remitted duties calculated to lose him £3,778,000 in the year, this ...

... for the eatire abolition W of the duty and 12 for the reduction to 6d. It It was then agreed to petition for an entire of ;abolition of the tax. ABOLITION OF TIlE DUTY OX THE IMPO1 TATION Of a IFORNIGN GRAWi. s.Mr BOYD moved- That all ...

... Customs duty in Austria, after an eaily date, was not to exceed per cent. ad valorem on any description of British goods. He proposed to repeal the duty on timber, and to equalise the duty on wine in bottles to the duty on wine wood. The ...

... and the customs duties in Austria, after early date, were not to exceed 25 per cent, ad valorem any description of goods. He proposed to repeal the duty timber, and to equalise duty on wine in bottles to duty on wine in wood. The duty on ...

... least two months ago ? would have been-doing more than ibis duty his fellow countrymen >to have got this couch required care published whan cattle plagna was raging here, but now when it stamped out, or neatly in this district, thinks proper have bufuM ...