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... The Railway Passenger Duty.—With regard to the railway passengers duty, the ■'Hviiian says the directors of the great lines are for a vigorous parliamentary campaign arly next session with a view obtain the and unconditional abolition of the impost, the ...
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... regard to tbe railway passengers' duty, the Civilian Bays the directors of tbe great lines are preparing for a vigorous parliamentary campaign early next session with a view to obtain the total and unoonditional abolition of the impcst. In the meantime the ...
... regard to the railway possengere duty. the &silica says the directors of the great lines are preparing for a vigorous parliamentary campaign early next session with a view to obtain the total and noconditional abolition of the imp , at. In the meantime ...
... vigorous Parliamentary campaign early in the ensuing session with a view to the total and unconditional abolition of the railway passengers' duty. The Midland Company has, according to the same authority, refused to pay the sum now due, on the ground ...
... PAPER and ENVELOPES bearing your own MONOGRAM, A cabinet containing five quires paper and 100 square envelopes elegnntly stamped in colours for 55., prepaid ; Tinted Rep Paper, stampod iu colours, with lady’s christian name and iuitial, envelopes to match ...
... has discovered a simple means of se,lf-cure. JHe will be happy to forward the particulars to any sufferer on receipt of a stamped and directed envelope — Address Mr . T. SEWELL, 7, Lisburn, House, Ful- ham, London APPOINTED AGENTS FOR THE SALE OF 'ALLCOCK'S ...
... excise duty upon it. soon it went, and before it went, to be printed, had have a on it which coßt The advertisements were subject at one time a duty of 3s. 6d. for every advertisement, which was afterwards reduced Is. Gd., and subsequently the duty was abolished ...
... OVERHEAD AND UNDERGROUND TELEGRAPHS. Many American towns and cities are, it is said, taking steps for the entire abolition of overhead telegraphs. Prussia has already banished the greater part of her telegraph poles. The projected line from Berlin to ...
... OLOSING PROCEEDIXGo--VOTES Oe THANKS. ad Mr Maver-Before bringing this meeting to a close, r- the duty devolves upon us who belong to Abeldeenwand Dr, vicinity-a duty which we cannot, and certainly ought d. not to omit-viz., to give a hearty vote of thanks to ...
... million ewts, in 1840, to 1 000,000 whe, in 1i ch lesa in proportion, and tho sa m0 effect 876, the ted followed the abolition of duty, a3 in tho case of corn, imported had enormously in. had been in an ex: traordinary degree hd those people for w! hese ...
... has discovered a simple means of self-cure. He wfll be happy to forward tbe particulars to any sufferer on receipt of a stamped and directed envelope -Address Mr . T. Sbwbll, 7, Lisburn, House, Ful- ham, London William Duncan, i ARCHITECT AND SURVEYOR ...