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... would be found perfectly prepared to relieve the agncultuu al community of the duty which pressed upon them. However, as he bad already stated to his constituents, the abolition of the malt-tax was not a question for a private individual to introduce in ...
... being able to attach the stamps to paper instead of being compelled to buy the paper noth [ Stamps attached. —Alderman Mitchell was surprised that the whole subject had not been taken with a view the entire abolition of hill stamps. It appeared to him would ...
... s of that duty which they now had to pay. It was, however, not a question for any private individual to take up in the House of Commons ; it was purely a question for one of the Government to deal with, and when a question for the abolition of tbe tax ...
... indeed be cases where old abuse claim toleration on the that its abolition would impair the national credit or bring to ruin multitude of persons But no man of sound mind can assert that abolition of tithes could such effect Tithes are of utterly anomalous ...
... would be found perfectly prepared to relieve the agricultural community of the duty which pressed uponl them. However, as hie had already stated to his cosistituent, the abolition of the nalt tax was not a ques- tion for a private individual to introduce ...
... may become the moral duty of Britain to make the greatest sacrifice ever asked of a nation, and to let Ireland go to pursue her own fate an absolutely independent country. But it never, under any circumstances, can be our moral duty to retain Ireland and ...
... Winteb Season OP 1867. — Life-size trimmed paper models (with flat patterns to cut from), are supplied post free (on receipt of stamps), by Mrs. Brown, 16, Christie Road, South Hackney, London. French short gored walking skirts, in elegant varieties, 2s. Under ...
... already resulted. Mr Br't E. M.P., after referring to the benefit members of Parliament received in the discharge of their duties by attending such conferences, said he rose to remove certain misrepresentations and misunderstandings which had arisen. The ...