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... obtained from, J. & Boa, Duke Street, fluntly. Inatructiona to Purcbsaers Gratis. BANFFSHIRE. ABOLITION OY TOLL& Jun. Patna ONa SHILLING, (Sent free by pest for 18 Stamps), THE BANFFSHIRE ROADS ACT, 1866. Iluntly : ADAM Bookeeller ; and to be had of any of the ...
... ef the Corn-laws, the repeal of the Navigationlaws, the Treaty with Franco, the repeal of the Paperduty the ropes! of the Stamp-duty, and the establishment of a cheap press (Hisses.) And. tell it not in Gath—(a Voice—‘Give us song. Magnus;' and confusion ...
... VESTING AND MANAGEMENT GUILDRY FUNDS AND MORTIFICATIONS; INVESTMENT OF TRUST FUNDS AND TRANSFERENCE FEU-DUTIES 1 BELONGING TO TOWN COUNCIL: ABOLITION OF BELL AND PETTY CUSTOMS; AND OTHER PURPOSES. ,1 OTICE HEREBY GIVEN, that appl'cati'll is intended to ...
... working mad, while he Insinuated that they had bees resister, by the Liberals. The roped of the Corn Laws, the abolition of the newspaper stamp duty, the ratification of the Trench treaty—all these mesanres and more of the same order were held and justly held ...
... polioe. The editors of the Prussian journals have been called upon by the Government to express their views the abolition of the stamp duty on political publications, and its being replaced by tax on advertisements. In the youth of a State arms do flourish; ...
... legitimate field . ot action nag long ceaaeA to exercise any influenca upon the minds oi niBn while those divines who make stamp speeches from their pulpits not only are sure of having large audiences , but can occasionally administer to their hearers ...
... £506, 12s. lid. After paving Downie' bond of £12.000, and interest in arrears, «s. 2d. auction duty, £416, 17*. od. ; advertisements, £68 18s. 2£d.; stamps and titles, £190, 9s. 10d.—the amounting to £14,141, Us. 7Jd.—there remained a detici of £36, 6s ...
... 1866. In reply to Mr M'Laren, the Home Secretary said he was unable yet to say whether he ought to bring in a bill for the abolition of tolls in Scdtland.: On going into Committee of Supply, the Chancellor of the Exchequer moved the vote, of which he gave ...
... leveller decides on their abolition. What miles and miles of steel and other material must be cut out, and having ceased to be ornamental, they might be made useful in some way or another. To the collectors of postage stamps, la., et hoe gears costae ...
... daat—in attending meetings in conrectirn with the Chamber . After some conversation the motion waa agreed to . TBOyOSil , TO STAMP OOT StSoaa-ssmvosti . Mr BAKCULY , Abeidaea , btoaent up & piopaasi . trom { fie Aberdetnfhira brmch of the Ch&mber , tb&t ...
... the upon by the Government to exPresa their views on the Danae class will, in future, be commanded by captains, abolition of the stamp duty on political publications, and and not, as originally intended, by commanders. The its being replaced by a tax on ...