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... of Commerce, the Education of the People, the Reduction of National Expenditure, the Abolition of Compulsory Church-rates, the Adoption of the Ballot, the Abolition of University Tests, and the Extension of the Franchise. With reference to the nuch-Tcxcd ...
... would support the Irish Church long as they bad the means doing so, feeling that the abolition of the Church in Ireland must inevitably be followed by the abolition of the Established Church in England. Witn respect to the charter to the Roman Catholic ...
... are next told jbont the paper duty and the stamp duty, and that Lord and somebody else, supposed to be Tories, opposed repeal of these duties. Nov I have always been in favour of the repeal of tho paper duty and the ...
... 1868.— J. Warburton, Wakefield, improvements in steam-engines : March 25, 1868. Prolonged Patents. Patents on which the Stamp Duty of =£so. has recently been paid :—W. Esson, Cheltenham, improvements in the construction of gas meters; Sep. 16,1865. —J ...
... preserving certain vegetable substances for use as food for animals: May 14,1868. Prolonged Patents.— Patents on which the Stamp Duty of ...
... its principles ? Is it strange if politicians begin to think that a Church which harbours superstitious fanaticism of this stamp, ought not to remain united with a Protestant State ? Assuredly, unless the Church frees herself, and quickly, of this foul ...
... the house, ; free i : patients, 8. Attendance given the Hospital every day (except Sunday) at nine o’clock. Reduction the Tea Duty.—Hornitna*’* Tea* are now Bd. per pound ch«ai>«r. Their Agents, in *U !~ the Kingdom, are constantly receiving fresh supplies ...
... (Contributed by Mr. George Shaw.) patents have been sealed during the past week. Prolonged Patents. —Patents on which the Stamp Duty of £5O. has recently been paid :—T. Routledge, Ford Works, near Sunderland, and D. Bentley and J. B. Jackson, Bury, improvements ...
... having received postage stamps from an errand boy of Mr. Edwin Slater, of St. Ann s Square, knowing them to have been stolen. The boy, it will be remembei’ed, des- troyed letters which he was entrusted to post, and took the stamps to Howard, who was in ...
... that the time has arrived when it becomes the duty of the Government to consider the question. The Exhibition of 1867 has opened the eyes the country to the question in a wonderful degree; but it becomes the duty of manufacturers to examine the whole question ...