... 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 ...

... advantageous »the work of abolition. Considering that these • ...

... customs duty on tea of 14 florins per 100 Ib. I need not say that this proposal, contrary it is to the principle of free trade, meets with strong opposition. The result naturally is that people are afraid that the abolition of the stamp duty will fall ...

... speskiog (chttrs). Why, at that time, in a/oitioo heavy duty upon paper, the stamp upon every newspaper ; every advt that servant was wanted, a to sold—(laughter)— everything, however trifling, paid a duty to the .State of not le»s than 3* (id (bear, h ...

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

... the advices from Madrid, the notion of the Provisional Government led to the inference that they in- tend 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 ...

... him with neglect of duty in I refutation of that charge. Mr. Dobbin n ...

... applicant, to all who will send him seventeen stamps, demanded merely as a token confidence. Stamps will be returned with the present, carriage paid.’— Three or four hundred letters all containing the seventeen stamps were returned to the deadletter department; ...

... of the affair lies in the fact that they had made effort to get the measures tested and stamped but failed to so. Ihe constable who has been told off for the duty gave out that he would be in attendance at the market between certain hours on two days ...

... to the advicea from Madrid, the notion of the Provisional Government led to the inference that they intend the abolition of the octroi duties. It is also staled that the executive intends to reduce the budget sterling, instead £26.000.000, present. There ...

... des* ” Why'aTffi tims. In addition to Savv^lnty uponpaper, the stamp upon every newspaper every advertlvement that a servaid was wanted, or mangle to sold, everything, however trifling, duty to the State of not less than Ba. Od. These taxes begjo MtoU the ...