... committees in the Corps Legislatif. With reference to the press, the proposed changes would consist in lowering of tnc stamp duty, the abolition of the necessity for Government authorisation, and, in cases of offences against the press laws, the substitution ...

... committees in the Corps Legislatif. With reference t) the press, the proposed changes woald consist in a lowering of the stamp duty, the abolition of the neces. sity for a Governmcnt authorisation, and, in cases ci offences against the press laws, the substitution ...

... July 19. A bill has been proposed by the Minister Finance for the modification of newspaper stamps and the abolition of the duty on advertisemente and of stamps for circulars containing ments. AMERICA. [By Atlantic Telegraph.) New York, July 18, 6 p.» ...

... -The French Committee of Emancipation and the Committee of the British and Foreign Anti-Slavery Society, feel it to be their duty to take advantage of the presence in Parisof yourHighness, respectfully to call your attention to a question to the eolution ...

... on railways, savings banks, indigenous sugar, and kindred subjects. In was a member of the commission respecting newspaper stamps. He adhered to the revolution of 1848, and offered the advice of Lis experience to the Provisional (government, several members ...

... so? Of course the great business of the ...

... 6d. fob two linrs, and every additional line 6d. Saturday W. per line. with Advrrtuementi of then in*y bf made in postage stamps. trutli, take to be, that the Homan Catholic laity of Ireland has grown too enlightened deni re quarrel with their Protestant ...

... quality. In his opinion the Rion. and Gallant Gentleman ought to have included in his motion Use kindred question of the spirit duty, which ln respect to fairness, justice, and impartiality, would have bee a rea iproemet o is peset arrow terms. Isir. HEacror ...

... shall support all measures adapted to promote the development of our commercial interests, and believe that the abolition of import duties would give an immense impetus to both our foreign and domestic trade. 1 have the honour be, Gentlemen, Welland Roune ...

... re-deposited, the depositor remarking that h( should not leave that in so long. Colour and Relief Stamping greatly reduced* No charge for plain stamping Note Paper and Envelop*., grams aud Dies cut in tho highest style of art workniai i • w London artists ...

... here, what followed? Why, that the editor could not print it until he got & stamp put upon the corner of it, which stamp cost him as much as the whole value of the paper. The stamp was 100 per cent. on the value of the paper ; and when Le ~began to print ...

... not a cloud the pcffitical norison, I think they would haw been grossly neglecting ti»«r duty as Mini-tor. of the net introduced socb bill, and attempted to their duty on the subject. (Hear, hear, and cheers.) Circumstances now are very different from what ...