... recommitted for the purpose of introducing a clause (in conformity with the resolution agreed to on Thursday night) imposing a stamp duty on any order of the Com- missioners of Church Temporalities in Ireland operating as a conveyance on mortgage of pro- perty ...

... animus. All this legislation was intimately connected with the Stamp Duties Act, and he could state that it was originally Mr. Gladstone's intention, after the abolition of the newspaper stamp, to have proposed the repeal of the acts now referred to ; but ...

... BUSINESS FOR THIS DAY. ORDERS OF TEE DAY. Irish Church (recommitted) Bill— Committee in respect of a ! clause for mux .sing a stamp duty on any order of tbe commis- sioners of Church temporalities in Ireland operating as a con- ; veyance cr mongtge of i roperty ...

... re piired to perform at great personal risk the duties of Indian agents, governors, sheriffs, judges, inspec- tors of elections, &c, duties foreign to their military trai*ing, and they have done this duty without a murmur, and with marked intelligence ...

... step of removing the stamp duties upon its transfer. These stamp duties, as it seems to us, form a most legitimate and valuable source of revenue ; and as there are not, so far as we kiio-.v or believe, any dirferen- tial duties or arbitrary ...

... disturbed. HOLLAND. THE HAGUE, Slawh The Second Chamber has approved, by ■*' ' against 31, a bill for the abolition i»f thene** paper stamp duty both upon home :.n (1 ' journals. The bill is to take effect from '-he ?? of June. MALTA. VALETTA, Maw [4 ...

... treaty was made there was a duty of 15 per cent, on all pure silks coming from France. The treaty abolished that duty suddenly and absolutely, but, incredible as the statement mi -ht appear, without a tittle of reciprocal abolition of the _ut2.es on English ...

... made for hire Policy or Stamp. Lite Assurances with or- without participation in profits. Divisions of profit every five years. Ay stun up io £15,000 lusuruble ori the same life. rae Corporation bear the c«st of Policy stamps and Medical j ret--, A ...

... employment, which was con_erred on the condition of performing duty. In the case before them, these gentlemen would lose their office if they became incompetent to discharge their duties, and therefore when the right hon. gentleman said that it was j ...

... changes in the duties. j Mr. CRAWFORD wished to know whether the repeal ! of the duty under consideration would depend entirely ; upon the succe.B3 of the financial schema as a whole, or j whether any definite time could be fixed when the duty ■ would ceasi ...

... asked what will be the effect of the repeal of the corn duty with respect to other duties, such as the duty I on arrow root. Of course they will fall with it. This change will not only remove tbe duty on corn, but on ] 14 other articles. (Hear, bear.) One ...

... 'applied to the fattening of cattle shall henceforth be imported duty free— l mean mai.te. I propose that the' duty on maize shall be merely nominal -that is to say ls. per quarier. That nominal duty amounts to o per cent- at lea»t oa the value of tbe article ...