... value £10, the property of the Midland Railway Company. Mr. J. I. Clifton defended. P.C. Clothier (220) deposed that he wac on duty at the railway terminus on Saturday evening, when his attention was drawn to the prisoner, who was carrying the box produced ...

... before the French Tariff Committee on Friday. It decided on the abolition of the export duty on rags and raised the proposed duty of 8f. on paper to 1f.- The Bill for increasing the duties on raw sugars to 53f. per quintal,and on refined sugars to 66F ...

... is chargeable a Stamp-duty of £1, provided the value exceed £20. This unjustly high duty is to be reduced to 10s.; and, whereas the stamp on letters of attorney may at present occasionally amount to £110s., it is proposed that the duty shall ...

... proposal as the postponement of portion of tha duty, I am financially unable to attempt such a thing. There is another small adjustment I propose with regard to the Stamp duties. The present law requires duty of five per cent, on the annual value all ap ...

... dissolving rather than a cementing effect. He justified the withdrawal of the Imperial troop* fniu the colonies, and said the duty of the Government wa* to ooocentrate the army at home and throw the main burthen of self-defence upon the great and free colonies ...

... produced were not, in his opinion, worth more than Gd. P.C. Keylock stated that at six o'clock on Wednesday morning he was on duty near Mr. Sealey's nursery, when he saw a man stooping down amongst the shrubs. He went into the nursery, saw the prisoner there ...