... ement we beg to refer our of the truth of our stat agents, as the only means readers to the of rrectly (since the abolition of the stamp duty) the sale of any newspaper. Agents: Marpstons—Publishing Office, 50a, Weekstreet- ” Mr. Baker, Sandling-road ” Mr ...

... Chancellor of the Exchequer’s labours would be lightened, or the Revenue of the country increased, simply through the abolition of duties and taxes which were felt to be oppressive. Mr. Neate has probably set his heart on instituting, for the benefit of ...

... ccic.y, and to piss, the governing pewee et the sinntry is ashes& Of in oligarchy. The °osmoses* easeme provided for the abolition of the fraseides for ever, and the substitution for the Whistles Caned and the House of Amenably, of ow dumber el 11 to be ...

... of our statement we beg to refer our readers to the agents, as the only means of ascertaining correctly (stn the abolition of the stamp duty) the sale of any pape Agents: — Publishing H0a, Weekstreet- , Mr. Baker Sandling-road Mr Cripps, Mill-street Mr ...

... beg to refer our readers to the wundermentioned agents, as the only means of ascertaining correctly (since the abolition of the stamp duty) the sale of any newspaper. Agents: Murpstons— Publishing Office, 50a, Week -stre et ” Mr. Baker, ” ” Mr Cripps ...

... question in a spirit of compromise, and of binding together, by the bestowal common franchises and the obligation of common duties, the various orders in the State. But this opportunity has been thrown away; and when it will again present itself, or whether ...

... changes for the year 1866-67, Mr. Gladstone put the result thus;— Timber Duties 307,000 Wine Duties 58 Pepper Duty 112,000 Stage Carriage and Post Horse Duties 85,000 Conversion of Debt 502,000 £1.064,000 Leaving an unappropriated ...

... land revenue, excise, Customs, and salt duties, and a &mew on opium, stamps, and public works ; and having dated the details of this result, Lord Cranborne to discuss the peculiarities of the opium, ima salt duties, with the view of showing that groat reliance ...

... 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 ...

... tbe proposed changes for year 1366-67, Mr. Gladstone put the result thus: Timber Duties £307,000 Wine Duties 58,000 Pepper Duty 112,000 Stage Carriage and Post Horse Duties 85,000 Conversion of Debt 502,000 Total £1,064,000 Leaving unappropriated surplus ...

... we beg to refer our readers to the wndermentioned agents, as the only means of ascertaining correctly (since the abolition of the stamp duty) the sale of any newspaper. Agents: Publishing Office, 50a, Week-street ” Mr. Baker, Sandling-road ” Mr Cripps, ...

... statement we beg to refer our readers to the undermentioned agents, as the only means ining correctly (since the abolition of the stamp duty) the sale of any newspaper. Agents: Maipsrons — Publishing Office, 50a, Week-street ” Mr. Baker, Sandling-road ” ...