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... customs duty on tea of 15 florins per 100 lb. I need not say that this proposal, contrary as it is to the principles of free trade, meets with very strong opposition. The result naturally is that people are afraid that the abolition of the stamp-duly will ...
... 859 To reduction in taxation is attributable a decrease— fire insurance duty, of £226,047 In Income-tax, of . 684,398 In stage carriage duty, of . . . 56,845 In post horse duty, of . . . . 12,768 £980,058 On the other hand, these and other losses have ...
... the interests of the County, and for his private worth, that it understood that so long as he felt itelined to discharge ghe duties of your Representative, he should continue to be re- turned to Parliament, and [ certainly would never have been the party ...
... interests of the County, and for his private worth, that it was understood that so Tong as he felt inclined to discharge the duties of your Representative, he should continue to be re- turned to Parliament, and I certainly would never have been the party ...
... understand 'ng. I hope that he may be long spared to enjoy the re pose to which he is so justly entitled. It being now the duty of the Constituency of the County to select another Representative, I ven- ture, on the suggestion of several influential Elec- ...
... interests of the County, and for his private worth, that it was understood that so long ae -herfelt inclined to discharge the duties of your Representative, he should continue to be re- turned to Parliament, and I certainly would never have been the party ...
... interests of the County, and for his private worth, that it was understood that so long as he felt inclined to discharge the duties of your Representative, he should continue to be re- turned to Parliament, and I certainly would never have been the party ...
... stoppage of the defiance. Abolition of Tolls in Caithness.—Two motions on the subject of the abolition of tolls are to be brought before a meeting of the Road Trustees on the 30th prox. One contemplates the entire abolition of tolls in Caithness from ...
... addition to a heavy duty upon paper, the stamp upon every newspaper was 44. Al that time every advertisement that • servant wee wasted, axe Mises so._ or • mangle to be sold—(langlkier)—cliiorhillif. however trifling, paid a duty to the State of wit ler ...