... in a long diacumion of reeolutiom for the remission and abolition of tom duties, stamp duties, and asseseed taxes, is the course of which Mr Macfie, M.P., specially advt.. the removal of the duty on sugar. ultimately the financial scheme in ...

... years' rent when under £5O, and only three years if it should exceed £lOO. It is intended that notices to quit shall bear a stamp duty. (The right hon. gentleman, after speaking for three hours, resumed his seat amid great cheering.) Mr HARDY tin the absence ...

... sod Local Debility—based upon the experience of a highly successful practice—Price tine Shilling; by Pest, 14 stamps (sealed Ends, 20 stamps.) To be direct the Author, 22 Marischal Street, Abenleen ; or Thomas Menzies, hookseller, 52 Castle Street, Aberdeen ...

... ces he had no wish to press the motion. The Duke of Rim:Norm said he had prenided over a commission to inquire into the abolition of capital punishment, and the result of the investigation of that commission led him to believe that the propoeition of ...

... easily next month. Mr Macknight, advocate, read a paper on the Law of Entail, and gave notice of a as , lion in favour of the abolition of that law. The subject is to lie dist:eased at a futere meeting of the Chamber. NATIONAL MONOMMIT TO Da CHALVERS.—The movement ...

... and to ch arge duty of 1 per cent, on all railway receipts, including those for goods' traffic—to reduce the income-tax to 4d per £l, and the duty by 50 per cent. With regard to the stamp duties, he proposes to abolish the progrmaive duty, ...

... set aside for the abolition of certain out-of-the-way stamps on deeds., but only on condition that the Howie is inducted by this bribe to pass without discussion a bill which is greatly needed for the codification of all the stamp duties now to force. Among ...

... the telegraphic report. The most important error made was in relation to the abolition of the newspaper stamp. It was stated that in lieu of the stamp, there would be a duty et one halfpenny per ounce, whereas the halfpenny applies to all newspapers under ...

... cent, duty on railway passenger receipts, and to charge a duty of 1 per cent, on all railway receipts, including those for goods' traffic—to reduce the income-tax to 4d per El, and the sugar duty by 50 per cent. With regard to the stamp ...

... pulsed through committee, and the Hole* resumed. The Wages Assessment Abolition (Scotland) Bill period through Committee. The Mortgage Debenture Act (1866) Amendment Bill and the Stamp Duties on Deeds Bill were read a second time. Mr. Graves obtained leave ...

... The Government presented a bill relative to tbe abolition of the nesvmaper stamp duty. ITALY. Fwannce, June 2, Evening. The heilee asserts that the Minister for Fireign Affairs has lodged s complaint with the Government respeatin its want of vigilance ...

... defence, and have but one object one will—the safety of the country by means of the army of the nation. Decrees abolishing the stamp on newspapers and other publications and relieving all public functionaries of their or:tha to the late Government, hays been ...