... THE UNIVERSITY TESTS ABOLITION BILL This Bill, brought in by Mr. Coleridge, stands for a wood reading to-day (Wednesday), and, acoordiag to • recent statement of the Home Secretary, the Government, and the Conservative party generally, will put forth ...

... to-day’s sitting of the Legislative the debate on the bill on the Press was resumed. Various amendments proposing to reduce the stamp duty on newspapers were brought forward and sueoessively rejected. The new Article HI. the bill then passed. The debate will ...

... sitting of the Legislative Body the debate on the bill on the press was resumed. Various amendments proposing to reduce the stamp duty on newspapers were brought forward and sueoesaively rejected. The new article 3of the bill then passed. The debate will ...

... sitting of the Legislative Body the debate on the bill on the press was resumed Various amendments proposing to reduce tb stamp duty on newspapers were brought forward and ?? rejected. The new Art. 30 f th bill then passed. The debate will be continued ...

... sitting of the Legislative Bedy the debate on the bill on the press was resumed, Various amendments, proposing to reduce the stamp duty on newspapers, were brought forward and successively rejected. The new article third of tke bill then passed. The debate ...

... of the Legislative Body thez debate on the bill on the press was resumed. d Various amendments proposing to reduce the stamp I duty on newspapers were brought forward and suc- cessively rejected. The new article 3 of the bill t] then passed. The debate ...

... information on the question of compounding, and the evils attending ita abolition, will be furnished from various towus. Article 3 of the new French Press Bill reduces the stamp duty on Paris papers from 6c. to 50. which gives & saving of 3,600 f. per 1 ...

... favour of the metropolitan cattle market; by Mr. P. A. TAYLOR, from the Leicester Chamber of Commerce, for the abolition or reduction of the duty on fire insurance; by Mr. KAVANAGH, from the board of goal diens of the New Ross union, praying that the,payment ...

... State for the Home De- partment whether he has received any information of the in- tended abolition of the Southern District Post-office ; whether such abolition will not considerably lessen the number of de- liveries over the district ; aud whether the ...

... Certificates, and the{ recommend in consequence of the good conduct of these Officers, and their strict attention to their duties during the period of forty one years by the Governor, and thirty by the Matron, that theZjfull superannuation allowance which ...

... which lias been tried throe thou—sand cases without a failure. Sent to any address LUNG S —on receipt of one stamp. Six copies, three stamps. TT —AH communications must lie addressed to the author, LUNG S —Prof. O. Phelps Brown, No. 2, King-street, Covent- ...

... certificates, and they recommend, in consequence of the good conduct of these officers and their strict attention to their duties during the period of forty-one years by the Governor, and thirty by the Matron, that the full superannuation allowance which ...