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

... In France, prosisiot bad been made for the progressive reduction of differs: tial duties against the sags of foreign nations, and ate a certain time their total abolition. With regard w Spain and Portugal, hitherto all attempts to induce that to relax ...

... us. France provision had been made for the progressive reduction of differential duties against the flags of Foreign nations, and after a certain time their total abolition. The decree to this effect would come into operation tho beginning of next year ...

... support to Lord Derby. He is opposed to the unconditional repeal of church-rates, in favour of the diminution and eventual abolition of the malt-tax, and to an extension of reform to those who, being at present excluded, are qualified to use it with judgment ...

... 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 ...

... of Boar-lane ought to have had precedence of the abolition of the tolls. The pro- t fession to which he belonged, perhaps, suffered most from the tolls osi the bridges, but he did not think their abolition E w ould do so much general good as would be effected ...

... Qualification for Offices Abolition Bill.—That the Bill be read second time. -Ayes, 176; Noes, 55.—For, Grey, Hartley, Hendenon, Ingham, Marjoribanks, Mitchell, Shafto, Trevelyan. —Against, Ridley, Surtees. Church Bates Abolition Bill—That the Bill be read ...

... In France provision had been made for the progressive reduction of different duties against the flags of foreign nations, and, after a certain time, their total abolition. The decree to this effect would come into operation at the beginning of next year ...

... Shafto, Trevelyan, Williamson. Tests Abolition (Oxford) Bill—That the Bill read second time. - Ayes, 217: Noes. 103 Candlish, Grey, Henderson, Halt, Ingham. Marjoribanks, Mitchell, Trevelyan. - Again.*!, Mowbray. Melt Duty. —That upon any future remission ...

... only be made by a judicial tribunal.” Mr W. B FORSTER thought the House were bound to censure of Governor Eyre, which had stamped the try with well-deserved odfam. ported that punishments inflicted were excessive, and that the punishment of death was ...

... In France proviaion had been made for the progressive reduction of differential duties against the flags of foreign nations, and after certain time their entire abolition. The decree to this effect would come into operation at the commencement of next ...

... In France provision had been made for the progressive reduction of differential duties against the flags of foreign nations, and after a certain time their total abolition. The decree to this effect would come into operation at the beginning of next year ...