... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... their and rooms and houses, everything in short, with old European stamps, and they buy them thousands and millions. The Rhenish Mission, which has a station In China, collects these stamps and sells them at three shillings the thousand. For the acquired ...

... of. Why, at that time, In addition to heavy duty upon paper, the stamp upon every newspaper was fourpence; every advert sement that servant was wanted, or mangle t> sold, everything, however trifling, paid duty to the Slate of not let* than Sa. fid. These ...

... According to advicea from Madrid the action of the Provisional Government led to the inference that they intend the abolition the octroi duties. It is also stated that the Executive intends to reduce the expenses of the budget to £23.000,000 sterling, instead ...

... well, and thus, perhaps, to gain $lO a week, instead of the same sum in month. What brought the affair to a crisis was the abolition in July last of these new societies, and the granting by Government of a sanction to two others to be conducted on the same ...

... general election, we deem it &bounden duty t e h e g people of England in consequence temporalities. It they believe in their church let ciples (cheers). He referred to their having enlisted I --ey to °unseen and a duty we owe to our respective tiorhneir ...

... the head of Irish patriotism, filling the old land with hope, and des- tied to have its name for ever Identified with the abolition ofan sccuir-o&A-aondanCI. end the great vi tory of Religions Uqnaoty. We know and feel that what YO lnve alhady accmplished ...

... that the establishment of a scriptural Church is a national duty, and secondly, to inquire whether the circumstances of Ireland are such as to exempt her from the performance of this duty. Both branches of his argument were discussed with great ability ...

... &ud is. therefore, 'xoder the led the Post-office trausmiaaible post to liritish C. (oreijro coautrieß without o-ipseacnf stamp ; but tl number of pastuptstampa must, every *3 wtt*e paper will scut to the ‘•Dead Letter there aestruyed. ass or Scascaimo* ...