... the future —viz., abolition of turnpike gates and compulsory education. If a gentleman buys estate, termed realty, and gives fifty thousand pounds for it, the State exacts upwards of two hundred and fifty pounds more for stamp duty; such heavy charges ...

... ons of the existing constitution. On these two questions we hold that the duty of the Legislature is clear. The Irish Church must be maintained in its integrity. Its abolition would in no wise conciliate disaffection ; whilst it would give just cause ...

... motion for tbe abolition of taker upon grinding and slaeghtering was adopted almost unsnimeusly. Tbe Minister of Fioanoe offered no opposition to the proposal upon tioancial. grounds. Herr Bapaenge moved • resolution, that neWSpaper stamp tax should be ...

... Conscience Money.— The ChanceUor of the Exchequer acknowledges the receipt of 20s. in stamps, from J. U._ • for succession duty, omitted ; also of 7s. tid. in stamps, f r , la , ■- X.Y.Z., for unpaid income-tax; and of Ss. lid. in slam,*, Shipwreck aso ...

... motion for the abolition of the taxes upon grinding and slaughtering was adopted almost unanimously. .. . , The Minister of Finance offered no objection to the proposal on financial grounds. Herr Bessange mowed solution that the newsi mot stamp should be abolished ...

... seen. 3rd. fie says the pattern bore number, implying was his number. There is number stamped on the pattern, and it is the rotation number of own ra book, stamped by my clerk, whoa the pattern arrived from India ft-w weeks back. The book and the clerk ...

... capltal hau fain, so far, inictive; but the sllence ?? soon be broken. The Nationalists of Cork have nobly discharged their duty-to-morrow, citizens of Dbllun, yon will do yours. Only for another day will tie tanuts levelled againstyou remain unanswered; ...

... All this seemed point at one great fan tam Ur, ■ • hardly used : and there also Pea-e. their member, address them upon the duties «bi«J (0 one lhe fundamental point, for vim, '“ bopaylns „. lv ( r their licenses a bad discharged their behalf; ark •» ...

... action, and probably his way of ex pressing himself was not always particularly agree able to some, but they all knew that his duties waro of a very arduous character, aid that he performen them to the best of his ability. Fortunately, iii thi parish they ...

... motion forthe abolition of the taxes upon grinding and slaughtering Was adopted almost unanimously. The Minstiriof Finance offered no opposition to the proposal upon financial grounds. Herr Bassenge moved a resolution that the newspaper stamp tax should ...