... HOLLAND. Tae HAcug, March 13,—The Second Chamber has approved by 41 votes against 31, a bill for the abolition of the newspaper stamp duty both upon home and foreign journals. The bill is to take effect from the 30th of June, ...

... holidays. HOLLAND. The Hague. March 13. The Second Chamber has approved, by 41 votes against 31, bill for the abolition of the newspaper stamp duty both UjMin home and foreign journals. The bill is to take effect from the 30th of June. NORTH GERMAN CONFEDERATION ...

... night, Sir R. PALmN said-I wish to state to the House thi reasons why, in former years, I have not thought it any part of my duty to vote against the second reading of bills of the same character with that now before the House, and why on this occasion ...

... Opposition. HOLLAND. Thm Hunaw, March 13. 7bs Second Chamber has approved by 41 votes against T, a bill for the abolition of the newspaper stamp duty tolh ogon home and foreign journals. The bill is to take det from the 30th of June. MALTA. VonSTPA, Maroh 14 ...

... fault if she was not perfectly safe. She was perfectly safe. if she did her duty, and if she did not do her duty she had no right to appeal to Parliament for protection. The abolition of these tests was inevitable sooner or later, and he advised Hon. Members ...

... place in the House of Commons until bis presence is required for the division on the second reading of the bill for the abolition of the Irish Okurch. The London correspondent of the Dublin Express corroborates this story, and adds:—*lt appears that all ...

... stopped, and the prisoner was acquitted. The Manchester Stamp Robbery.—Nearly three years ago some burglars Manchester managed enter the Post Office, and to carry olf about £lO.OOO worth stamps. this has been recovered, to which nearly £4OO must now added ...

... of any mariner, and the bill was passed. The Manchester Stamp Robbery.—Nearly three years ago some burglars Manchester managed enter the Post Office, and to carry off about £lO.OOO worth stamps. Of this £BOOO has been recovered, to which nearly must now ...

... for the details of this bill; and the Liberals who were then commissioned by the country to support him understood well the duties demanded of them. To advocate the principle of a bill, and at the same time to endeavour to destroy the principle by burking ...

... J. Mo liorhonee spoke on the tendencies of the age, h1 ?? the popularity of the lrish C~hurch question, heducation, and abolition of tests, and arguing that we were more likely now than ever to realise that complete .religious freedom in the cause of ...