... This surplus Mr. Gladstone proposes ta e apply to the repeal of the duty on timber; the e equalisation of the duty on wine in bottles to t that on wine in wood; the abolition of the Y duty on pepper; the redluctiomi of the mileage s dues from onepennyto ...

... glt The stamp duties were next dealt with. anti by The tax on life assurance was reduced from 2s. nult ind. to 6d., the penny receipt stamp on all that [i-amounts of £2 and upwards was substituted keel in for the previous rates, and the duties on inden- ...

... alterations in the stamip duties ; the doubling of of the duty on chicory; the continuance of the 't tea and sugar duties at the existing rates for co one year, and the icoelie tax at 9id. in the al pound; and.the repeal of the paper duty. The ralresult of these ...

... Chancellor of the 'Exchequer said that -if tlie old duties continued, and at the sa me rate of prodac- tion, he might calculate upon a ?? of £70,170,000 for the year 180o5-G6; but, as he'remit- ted duties calculated to lose .him£3n ,778,000 in the year, ...

... and the customs duties in Austria, after an early date, were not to exceed 25 Per cent ad valorem on any descrip- tion of British goods. He Proposed to repeal the duty on a timber, and to equalise the duty on wine in bottles with the duty On wine in wood ...

... West Derby s Ward Permanent Building Society and the Rich- s mond Permanent Building Society, Liverpool, for d the abolition of the duty on fire insurance. Ma. M'GoWEN AND 'feE TowN-oLERSH5IP OF r BRADwoFRD.-On Monday, at a meeting of the general purposes ...

... 1866-67, Mr. Glad- stone ptut the re ult thus :- Timber Ditties ?? ?? £307,000 Wine Duties ?? ?? r,8 000 Pepper Duty ?? ?? 112.000 Stage (arriagesai(l Post Horse D)uties.. 85,000 Conversion of Debt ?? 502,0C0 Total ?? £1.064000 Leaving an un-tpprtprtisted ...

... the most serious consideration. Their e first duty was to condemn the folly and deep guilt of this conspiracy; and the more clear and unequivocal their I language was the better would they discharge their duty - to their country and to the agents and victims ...

... they then arrayed? Where were they when the paper duties were abolished, when the taxes on knowlodge wfqg repealed, when the Catholic Emaucireatlon Bill was p z wh part are they now playing in the abolition of Church Rates, in the establishment of religious ...

... although no forgeries upon persons la the district are known, The Now York Chamber ol Commerce recommend the total abolition of export duty cvn raw ootton, as ijurious to the American trade, and not wovth the coat of collestionE, The British Lying-in HospitaA ...

... icial trbanal Mr. W. B. FORSTER (Bradford) thought the House was hound to censure the conduct of Governor Eyre, which ha stamped the administration of this cointry with well-deserved odium. The ominsision reported that the punishments Inflicted were excessive ...

... the circumstances, could reasonably have been antioipated. The proposed amendment to the constitution, providing for the abolition of slavery for ever within the limits of the country, has been ratified by each one of these states, with the exception of ...