... of the Exchequer had shown himself to he in predicting the yield of the revenue.- -Mr. Pt au. put • claim for the abolition of the duty on breweri licenses and coney dogs, while Mr. Mgotaill, Mr. nod Mr. timers asked for the exemption from taxation of ...

... stockings and go without a hat. GENERAL ABOLITION OF BOROUGH QUARTER SESSIONS. —The Warwick Town Council recently, at the sugyestion of Sir Eardley Wilmot, ad a memorial to the Judi- cature Commission asking for an abolition of the borough sessions, on the und ...

... other small license duties collected from sellers of laying cards, still makers, soap manafac- tarers, paper mak ers, and match-case makers, producing a sum of £6,000, It was also proj to revise the stam duties and to equalise the duties ween foreign and ...

... working cleaves would derive much advantage from the reduction of the sugar duty. He alas expressed his opinion that the more convenient course would be to take off the duty at once, and allow a rebate for atocka in bend. Mr. W. Pomace commented upon ...

... finally decided upon the form of the 0 half iy stamp to be used for the trans- m Of ne mpers thr azh the post on and after the Ist of October. T he stamp will be one third smaller than the present postage stamp, the head of ber Majesty, asat present 0 engraved ...

... to shew the stamp on its back to the returning officer, WEDNESDAY. bat on a division it was rejected by 10] to 32.—Another axp Meascres.--The second reading of tl amendment by Sir M. H. Buacn, to insert words in the sec tion throwing the duty of deposting ...

... always telling him about it. The recommendation was ad THE TREASURER AND TBE DUTIES Mr. Drv@Kevx, speaking as Mayor's auditor, said that inconvenience resulted from the duties of the surer and the Bailiff n: jot being pro; ly defined, and be re- ferred ...

... 208, 210, avid 212, WESTMINSTER BRIDGE ROAD, LONDON, S.E. To the Nervous and Debilitated. Jost published, poet free for two stamps. GUIDE TO HEALTH; or, ADVICE AND INSTRUCTIONS for the CURE of NERVOUS DEBILITY. By Da. HENRY SMITH, of the University of Jena ...

... the charge against the Corn Duty; but the fact that the duty will now be hardly more productive than the duty on corn when Mr. Lowe abolished it, and that it interferes with a great manufacture, makesthe cane for its abolition an noon as opportunity arises ...

... in 'raft: in the latter case at reduced rates of Premium. Divisions of Profit every Five Years. Medical Fees and Policy Stamps paid by the Corporation. A Liberal participation in Profits, with the guarantee of a large invested Capital-Stock, and exemption ...

... interest were ted. their duties were unpleasant, they were duties which were necessarily imposed them, and they often great sorrow in int pun: ishment because felt that were ving wives and children of the means of life. But such was the duty of the Permanent ...

... polling sta! tion of an instrament for ing the was ‘or stamping the ballot-papers ; bat the soggestion tived b: y 166 to 86.—Another amendment, moved by Lord C. Hauttroy, that the dies or stamps for voting-papers , by e should be provided hy the Home ...