... favour cf abolition that to is that it i? impossible wiielber off whether frien them It every Our is to in would on they lunatic in part out-relief establishment ' go drinking improvi ce the which fosters I am Sir In letter in to of the j abolition ou throwing ...

... the small license duties collected from the still makers, sellers of playing cards, manufacturers, paper-makers, and watch-case Makers ; in all producing about 0000/. year. He further projiosed to revise the stamps ami equalise the duties between foreign ...

... of the Commissioners of Stamps, among whom was Hallam, the historian, he was appointed to the vacancy created by his father's dee* itself a notable testimonyof the conviction entertained of his ability ; and the Chairman of Stamps, Mr. Neal, took him as ...

... explained oompUcate,l Mian tor the gradual absorption of these nffleers, and the abolition of the rank ensign and comet, which, Involved a first step towards the ‘abolition the I.urvl.a-C -y.tetn. the licecrre Forces, anuouucod that In future, though the ...

... and upon the necessaries and comfort* of life ; who continued the same policy the extinction of the Soap Duty and the Paper Duty, and the abolition of the taxes upon articles almost innumerable which disfigured the tariff, and restricted the enjoyments ...

... 000. He proposed to make good this by making changes in the probate, succession, and legacy duties, that would give him i' 300,000, and imposing a stamp duty on matches at the rate «f one-halfpenny per box of 100 ; Id. on 100 aristocratic wax lights, ...

... promtitude and energy almost suggest the idea that a body of female constabulary might be useful in looking after ladies of the stamp of her who, with her husband, was relegated to what neither probably have had too much of, six months' hard labour. FOR years ...

... considered a great success. It is to remembered however, that tile system followed result of the agitation for the abolition of the penny stamp newspapers. Wliile the cards are'being made great use of business matters, regret to have received complaints of ...

... Reform Bill, the He- LiuiiT Wises.—Although the eonsump ioa oflight mnee h» trebled in BogUod eiooe the reduction of the rate duty, they here not et present taken the poaition te beverages of daily and general consumption that «o may confidently anticipate ...

... re that the duties were not protective • th ey b ed noon to do with the poor clauses' in had ho no humanitarian or other part of India ; and, therefor e , h e cry would be rai se d% The ember for Guildford very properly that these duties bad bad nothing ...

... ter*e but emphatic terms, and every in Court appeared heartily to sympathise with bis remarks upon the injury which the abolition of the Homo Circuit would inflict upon the localities in ita jurisdiction in which crime was committor). The Grand Jury made ...

... had sent him Parliament, and thdft broke one of hit pledgo. Because when ought have been engaged im his Parliamentary duties, be stamping the country, speaking for, and otherwise advocating the claim* of man to public patronage, who at the time was, under ...