... THE p ress of Prussia hag for some time past been claiming the abolition of the stamp duty on journals . IT-ia stated that the Empress of Germany will probably come to England shortly on a visit to the Queen . - ' ' • JOHN ( WILTINGTON , signalman , in ...

... laid down that the duties of the registrar were Lot merely ministerial, but that he was bound to look into the proceedings to see that everything was regular. and, above all, that for the protection of the revenue the proper stamp duty was affixed. The ...

... system of lighting dues. It was pointed out that the duties were levied at our ports when in almost every other country there was no such impost. The speakers considered that it was a national duty to provide lights, buoys, and beacons, and should therefore ...

... system of lighting dues. It was pointed out that the duties were levied at our ports when in almost every other country there was no such impost. The speakers considered that it was a national duty to provide lights, buoys, and beacons, and should therefore ...

... repealed, viz., a small stamp duty upon all jnvoices and bill-heads issued for amounts of 40s and upwards; @ smaller duty upon all invoices and bill-heads issued for amounts of 20s and 40s; and extension of the receipt stamp duty to all ...

... Army (not including abolition of par- Navy Civil Service Revenue departments Post-office Telegraphs Packet Service . Abolition of purchase 14,824,000 9,503,000 10,652,000 2,621,000 2,610,000 500,000 1,135,000 853,000 Total .R 71,313,00 This is ...

... Packet berrlce Abolition of Purchase. Total JF71.315.050 This is J 81,423,000 less than tbeaotnal grants of last year, and admitting that the supplemental Estimates this year may be .£400,000. as they were last year, there will be considerably over redooGon ...

... Army (not including abolition of pur- chase) Navy Civil Service Bevenne departments Post-office Telegraphs Packet Service Abolition of purchase Total .£71,313,000 Thu is £1,423,000 loss than tho actual grants of last year, and admitting that ...

... Abolition of Night Work—Listowel. A preliminary meeting of the Bakers of I.istowel was held Saturday evening to enter into resolutions in favour of :the day-working system now universally adopted, and also the regulation wages. Mr. Maurice Conway was ...

... ABOLITION OF THE FIVE-WEEK MONTH. SIR, —I am much afraid that the announcement of the result of the meeting at Truro, may cause disappointment to the miners. I have reason for believing that several of the mines in this neighbour. hood are still determined ...

... “ no, and a voice “ Half a million. However he must tell them that the only property in this that did not stamp duty on by s written The duty wes entirely from before he entertain the this burden he must correct that exem and an pat a tax the sale or ...

... portmu of the above surplus in reducing the duties upon coffee and chicory by one-half. The preseutduty was 28e. He proposed i to reduce it to and the duty on chicory, which i was 26s 63, to 13s 3d. The excise duty upon chicory, I which was now 24s 31, would ...