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... enclosure commissioners; to expand the duties of this department, to concentrate its offices under one head, to bring that head under one of the higher departments of the government; and to place in such hands all the duties that should grow up in connection ...
... --(THIS DAY.) The took the chair at 12 o'clock. Numerous petitions were presented, favouring the repeal of fire insurance duty, the abolition of nomination days at Parliament&ity elections, and the passing of the Contagions Diseases (Animal) Bill, and the P ...
... Sappho. HOLLAND. THE HAGUE, MAR= 13. The Seoond 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. AMERICA. NEW YORK, MAncts ...
... with the completion of the war with Russia. That year saw one Liberal measure passed by the Government-the abolition of the compulsory newspaper stamp; but Lord John Russell's secession, in consequence of the breakdown of his Vienna negotiations, appeared ...
... Opposition. _HOLLAND. THE HAGUE, 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. MALTA. VALETTA, MARCH ...
... six days' good duty in the course of the year Without being under the surveillance of three or four superiors, in order that he may not commit himself in some way or other, he certainly does more than is expected from men of his stamp. Nor is it to be ...
... the members of the Corps Legislatif. Among the amendments proposed are the abolition of the newspaper stamp, the reduction of the Secret Service grant by 500,000 f., the abolition of the Imperial Guard, of the Ministry of State and the ministry of the Emperor's ...
... HOWARD thought that the House ought to have a voice in the nomination of the commissioners, who would have most responsible duties to discharge, in order that the real interests of the public might be provided for, instead of individual hobbies being gratified ...
... Minister. HOLLAND. HAGUE, SATURDAY. The Second Chamber has approved by 41 votes against 31 a Bill for the abolition of the newspsper stamp duty. both upon home and foreign journals. The Bill HI to take effeot from the 30th of June. A. STEAMER WBECKED ...
... Heclland.—The Hague, March 13th. ~The second Chamber has apprcved by 41 votes, against 31, a bill for the abolition of the newspaper stamp duty both upon home and foreign journals, The bill is t> take effect from the 30th June. Vienna, March 13th.—The ...
... Opposition. HOLLAND. THE HAGUE, March 18. Tlio 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 Tho bill i 8 to take effect from the 30th of June. MALTA. v . , VALETTA ...
... 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 ...