... companies to adopt the block system. The Irish Church Bill was recommitted for the purpose of introducing a clause imposing a stamp duty on any order of the Commissioners of Church Temporalities in Ireland ope- rating as a conveyance on mortgage of property ...

... interdict the publication of, or withhold his stamp of approbation from, any pedigree of which the compiler cannot produce legal evidence. Hovw the above fat volumes would dwindle and diminish ! In fine, male his duty retrospective-that of preserving existing ...

... price of salt in the minor presidencies, as it tends towards the desirable end of an equalization of salt duties throughout India and the abolition of that abominable anachronism, the inland customs line. While on this subject I may mention that the ne ...

... must be recollected that the abolition of the duty on corn has been in force since the beginning of the quarter, during a portion of which our importations of grain have been unusually large. But for the remission of the duty, the import of the three m ...

... illegal violation of a citizen's domicile. TIhe trial by Jury of Press offences. The abolition of stamp duties on newspapers, to be partially replaced by a postal duty. The suppres- sion of the right, now vested in the prefects, to select the newspapers ...

... wiser to confine their duties to the simple task of deciding whether any particular person is or is not qualified for any par- ticular appointment, instead of entrusting to them the much more difficult and the wholly unnecessary duty of determining on which ...

... just taken a significant step in domestic legislation. They have abolished the stamp duty on newspapers, and to make up the deficiency thus occasioned have raised the duty on spirits, which is now 3 florins per ioo litres. The bill enacting these changes ...

... recklessness or dishonesty in incurring the debt or evading payment. So far, indeed, the bill will effect only a formal abolition of what has practically been abolished before. The deficiency of the present law arises from these two causes:-First, so ...

... a great banquet; and instead of being content with the glory of the hour, he addressed himself to another question, the abolition of the curious consular jurisdiction in Egypt. This he desired to effect as a condition of the success of the Canal, and ...

... of their business. Tnea iusn CIOn BILL-The Houses went into comn- mittee on this bill to consider a clause for imposing a stamp duty on any order of the commissioners or charch temporalities In Ireland operating as a conveyance or mortgage of property. ...

... or readjust every tax from which the public revenue is derived. The tax on salt, the stamp duties on newspapers and bills of exchange,. the rate of postage, the duties on wine and spirits, the town dues; or octrois, were all discussed in extremis, without ...

... desirous of doing their duty; the poachers are equally determined flot to recognise the rights of the lord, and deadly encounters sometimes ensue which it Is impossible to call murder. There is no ai e )repsme, for gamekeepers off duty and poachers, so called ...