... accidental . The _former is mainly the result oi the _abolition _of the duty on corn . Under every other _head _au increase is noted . Thus , in _Excise the _increase _amounts to £ 142 , 000 ; stamps , _£ _95 , _000 ; taxes , _. _£ 18 , 000 ; Property-tax ...

... _. m , but I dou't _hear tint any o ( the staff of _the _Shir go over too . It id _somewhat _singular that the abolition of the _Stamp-duty should have multiplied the number of daily morning _newspapers _everywhere _except in London , _whore the _T'trgifipli ...

... the earliest J . stamped 13s. 9d., payablem advance. CreditPnce, «.! Quarter extra. The EntNnrnoH Evasttra Cotmurr Regtstemd at General Post Ofice for transmission abroad. SBsn Edition is pnbltshed avanr Tensor rad Fbidat, price Stamped, Tkretpenct. Anneal ...

... Company for the working of the Albert Insurance business. Halfpenny Newspaper Stamp.—The Echo has reason to believe that a report favourable to the issue of halfpenny stamp for the postage of printed matter under two ounces in weight, and newspapers, ...

... finances. item, except customs and miscellaneous, L.,'lbity an increase. That on stamps is notwithstanding the loss sustained leh tile abolition of the fire insurance duty. excise shows an improvement to the exth,, or 142,000 on the quarter, or L543 ...

... Court Houses be maintained the Government; the prohibition of intramural interments; the extension of the municipality; the abolition of the proclamation banns; the amalgamation Parochial Boards; the sale of the minerals the Parks; the establishment of free ...

... collection, by means of stamps, of fees payable in the supreme and inferior courts. With reined to that mums office, the Fee Fund, it is provi ded that whenever the Treasury shall direct fees payable therein to be collected by stamps, the offices of collector ...

... collection, by means of stamps, of fees payable in the supreme and inferior courts. With regard to that curious office, the Fee Fund, it is provided that whenever the Treasury shall direct fees payable therein to be collected bv stamps, the offices of collector ...

... mandate after mandate. (A I . ter.) Ile thought with !tlr Swan, that it laugh, and hear, hear.) Ile also referred to the abolition of tolls in Scotland, and trusted that they would would better that the half guinea or at least the most of it, should go ...

... of ws, is and OF us. His party of by one who Is not ments of our victories of taxes T refer to the abolition » OLY) British citizens ovine the abolition of taxes Bill of 1867 and i a frait — the These are some of the red runners of thatday our calendar ...

... while I must allowed perfect freedom of action in matters purely political, in civic matters, which truly embrace all the duties of a Town Councillor, I shall endeavour to act in consistency with the honour and credit the Corporation, but with special ...

... unsuccessful. Abolition of Toll-Bars London. —Tho tollbar? at the east end of Greenwich and Charlton, on the lower Woolwich Road, were demolished on Friday, the trust having expired at twelve o'clock on Thursday night. To commemorate the abolition, coloured ...