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... to the issu- ing of a halfpenny pcotage stamp for printed matter. Two conditions are to be attached-the first, that the stamps shall be available for only one day * the second, that the person who uses the stamp shbal im- press the date upon it. AIJErED ...
... then with. drawn. THE CHUPCH BLL. The report on the Irish Church stamp duties waa s brought up and agreed to. The InEh Church Bill wss recomnitted, and a clause inserted imposing a stamop duty on any order ,f the Commissioners of Church Temporalities in L ...
... fault if slp was niot perfectly afe. She was perfectly safe if she did her duty, and if she did not do her duty she had nO right to appeal to Parlaent for protection. The abolition of these tests was inevitable sooner or later, and he advised hon. members ...
... 7401 ; the increase in the same period over the corresponding, period of the preceding year is as follows :-Excise 142,0001; stamps, 95,0001 ; taxes, 18,0001 ; property tax, 6S,0001; post office, 10,0001 ; crown lands 1,0001; total increase, 334,0001. The ...
... even postponed. THE LATE SIR B. L. GUINNESS. The duty on probate on the wiil of the late Sir Benjamin Lee Guinness, which was paid in Dublin yesterday, amounted to the large sm of 16,501. for stamp duty alore. THE ALABAMA CLAIM1S. The Times bas a leader ...
... Vienna to superintend the executionof his Oratorio of St. Elizabeth, has left that city for Rome. The bill for the abolition of the stamp duty oa newspapers was passed yesterday in the First Cham. ber at the Hague. Mrs. Maguire, who recently brought her sick ...
... had great pleasure I planes). wmci he had read ap- I Mr. John ILa] w-. p pleasure to ?? d a tbat it was always a great few duties devol .. easig task, and there were grateful to hinstallg 9',& Irishmen whisk were so e tude for generous - tht of eecerding ...
... less the private endow. ments, which are estimated at 500,0001., amd ab.o lute'y to deprive the church of such property. The duty of the commissioners will be, however, to ascertain the value of all existing life interests, snd to make full compensation ...
... disciplehewas. Theyatoodfacing theimage ofthegreat O'Connell (loud cheers), on the very spot, as they were told, where he stamped his foot and said Irish Catholics shall be free (rnewed 'cheers) ; and he (Sir Jobh Gray), speaking in the presence of their ...