... voted for M. Martel's amend- ment recommending the abolition of warings, the substitution of judicial for administrative juris- diction over the press; the lowering of the stamp duty; and the abolition of the law which required the autborisation [of government ...

... 188 voted for Martel's amendment recommending the abolition of warnings, the substitution of judicial for administrative jurisdiction over the press ; the lowering of the stamp duty ; and the abolition of the law which required the authorisation of government ...

... voted for H. Martel's amendment recommending the abolition of warnings, the subatitution of judicial for administrative jurisdiction over the press ; the lowering of the stamp duty ; and the abolition of the law which required the authorisation of government ...

... Abolition tiie Office ok Stamp Distributor.— We believe that it is now finally settled that the offices and duties of stamp distributors are to absorbed in those of the collectors Excise revenne. consequence this increase of labour and responsibility ...

... for the reduction of the duty to Is. Gd. all round, thereby introducing uniformity in the duty. The wisdom of the course adopted by the Committee has been verified by the result. The Chancellor of the Exchequer has reduced the duty to It. 60. on all insurances ...

... 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 ...

... 0007.; stamps, 277,0007.: assessed taxes, 300.0007. 1854—tea, 980,5687.; plaiting chip and other articles, 2,5397.; stamps on bills or exchange. 11.0007. ; assessed taxes, 290,0007. 1855—window-glass and other articles, 2,9607.; newspaper stamps, 250,0007 ...

... at the same time, thoy did not feel themselves disposed to support a measure for the total abolition of the rate. Honorable members opposed the total abolition of the rate either because they supposed that doing so would weaken the connexion between church ...

... ABOLITION O}• CIIURCII RATES. In the House of ',aeons, on March 7, an the order at the day for the seem , ' readout of tie Chinch Kates Atio bill, Mr Ilael , welle rose, mid raid—in MOVIIM the second reading of this hill he wished to raven to the house ...

... remaining timber duty was to be abolished, and that, in deference to the reasonable appeal of the Burgundy wine growers, the duty on wine in bottle. was to be assimilated to the duty on wines in the wood. By the abolition of the timber duty ...

... small remaining timber duty was to be abolished, and that, in deference to the reasonable appeal the Burgundy wine growers, the duty wine in bottles was to be assimilated to the duty on wines in the wood. the abolition of the timber duty a ...

... remaining timber duty was to be abolished, and that, in deference to the reasonable appeal of the Burgundy wine growers, the duty on wine in bottles was to be assimilated to the duty on wines in the wood. By the abolition of the timber duty ...