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... PER ANN u'M person may be deserous of the above, ctn receive particulars, gratis, dy sending a stamped directed envoi Mr. MULLER, 2S, Eisex Sc. Strand, Loudon. W MRS DONNIS'IN begs to announce to the Ladies her return from London, with all the LATEST ...

... free from duty. I have gladly voted for the aucceseive reductions in the duties on tea, coffee, and sugar and still more glad should Ibe if, by reducing our national expenditure, Parliament should be enabled to abolish what remains of those duties. More than ...

... interests of the County, and for his private worth, that it was understood that so Tong as he felt inclined to discharge the duties of your Representative, he should continue to be re- turned to Parliament, and I certainly would never have been the party ...

... day. This, to say the least, is extremely disingenuous aud unfair. With his observations the effects of tie repeal of the stamp duties on newspapers, we fully agree, and are quite of opinion that scarcely any greater thing has been done' in his lifetime ...

... more secure, by the abolition of the law which was supposed to give ample protection to that interest. In the dark ages of politics, too, the press was heavily taxed. There was the stamp duty, the paper duty, and the advertisement duty, ...

... more secure, by the abolition of the law which was supposed to give ample protection to that interest. the dark ages of politics, too, the press was heavily taxed. There was the stamp duty, the paper duty, and the advertisement duty, which ...

... more secure, by the abolition of tbe law which was supposed to give ample protection to that interest. In the dark ages of politics, too, the press was heavily taxed. There was the stamp duty, the paper duty, and the advertisement duty, ...

... think it will be felt by everyone who is conversant witn politics that there is an especial duty laid upsn the constituencies of the kingdom, and an especial duty upon that portion of them which is for the first time intrusted with the electoral right. ...

... more secure, by the abolition of the law which was supposed to give ample protection to that interest. In the dark ages of politics, too, the Press was heavily taxed. There was the stamp duty, the paper duty, and the advertisement duty, ...

... addition to the heavy duty upon paper, the stamp upon every newspaper was fourpence. What would you think, what would our friends behind us of tbe Daily Post say, if the Chancellor of the Exchequer proposed to put a fourpenny stamp upon every number of ...

... time, in addition to a heavy duty paper, the stamp upon every newspaper was 4 ...