... be so easily accomplished if the sound clergy and faithful laity perform their duty. PROPERTY Tub Nation*! Association has iti programme, emboljiug iu three points—abolition of the Irish Established Church, some great change to landed property, and Romish ...

... Price—Stamped, 4d.; Unstamped 3d. THE IRISH REFORM BILL. poll TUP. IXPERIAI. HEVIKW.) There can be no doubt that Mr. Disraeli has oxcerc'pod wise descretion in wlthdr.iwin ...

... pmumuju. HOUSE OF LORDS—ThuMDAT. After a reference to the assassination Darcy The second reading the Compulsory Church Kates' Abolition Bill was moved by Bail Rmsell. After considerable discussion, the second reading was agreed to, and the House adjourned. ...

... post are undisciplined and irregular. The distributors of stamps, the collectors and surveyors of taxes, the collectors and officers of excise, re t three divisions of Revenue servants. ‘The duties of the former have in certain instances been transferred ...

... Chamber Deputies the on Signor lioesi's motion for the abolition the forced currency was tinned. Signor resumed his speech commenced the last sitting. did not consider expedient to subordinate the abolition of the forced currency to removal the deficit. urged ...

... submitted to you, among others bill for increasing the number of deputies to the Lower House, and bill for the abolition of the stamp duty printed matter, for which equivalent will be substituted. Th® revenue suffices to meet the expenditure of the state ...

... (Evening).—In sitting of the Legislative Body, the debate or the Press was resumed. Various amendments proposed to reduce the stamp duty on newspapers were brought forward and successively rejected. The new article (third) of the bill was then passed. The debate ...

... truly, Joseph Fishes. John 8 Gardiner, Esq.. Controller Stamp Duties, Ireland. While it may frankly be admitted that since the removal of the paper duty, and the consequent abolition the stamps newspapers generally, these returns do not ...

... fines recoced, warnings dune away with, the clause for depriving a press offender of his electoral rights rejected, and the stamp duty reduced—these are the advantages which will now accrue to the press.” A uniform charge of one shilling for messages o! twenty ...

... motion for the abolition of the taxes upon grinding and slaughtering was adopted almost unanimously. The Minister of Finsnce offered do opposition to the proposal financial grounds. Herr Bassenge moved resolution that the newspaper stamp ttx should ho ...

... FINANCE According advices from Madrid the action the rovisional Government led the inference that they intend the abolition of the octroi duties. It state.l that the Executive intends to reduoe the ex| •eases the budget, to £'23,oo*> 000 sterling, t of £20 ...

... According to advices from Madrid the action of the Provisional Government led to the inference that they intend the abolition of the octroi duties. It is also stated that the Executive intends to reduce the expenses of the budget to £23,000,000 sterling, instead ...