... impressed on the younger generation that future victories of public right can be won only by men for the most part of the ancient stamp in their spiritual faith. All others will be ready to compromise, either by the sacrifice of principle to temporary expediency ...

... land and house duty, which is also a bad sign, and likewise from Crown lands. Under the head of miscellaneous, the falling off amounts to nearly £-00,000. The Post Office has done well, so like wise have the telegraphs and the stamps ; but the great ...

... Legi-lative Assembly is making little progress with public business, and has been principally occupied with the tariff, the stamp duty, and the estimates. The Reform Bill has passed through Committee, the Opposition abstaining from taking part in the discussion ...

... States Minister Petersburg AUSTRALIA Melbourne The Legislative little progress pnblic business principally occupied with stamp duty estimates Reform Bill through Committee the Opposition abstaining from discussion on clause until to-day with ita modification ...

... The items of revenue for the year atre as follows --MAI Customs, £19,'750,000; excise, £26,277,000; stamps, dccc &l'l 019,000 ; land tax' and hoses duty, sar £2644,000; property and income tax, £9,485,000 post-office, £6,319,000; telegraph service, £1 ...

... calamity restore the bill for the abolition now nore vit peer e In the depart confidence, fore ‘liament. neat MONTHLY PRICES OF SUGAR IN 1879. Good Dry Brown, Medium Crushed. of the of cotton spinning and weaving, the Without Duty. Average Price, veater the ...

... slavery then ? I never heard or read of snob a thing. And in 1783, when the Independence was acknowledged by England, was the abolition of slavery one of the first acts of Congress ? Nothing of the kind. The charge is illogical, and fails to the ground. It ...

... receipts Land and Bonse Duty, which la also a bad sign, and likewise from Crown Lands. Under the bead of Miscellaneous, tbs falling off amounts to nearly £400,000, The Poet OSes has done well, so likewise hava the Telegraphs sad the Stamps, bat tbs great yield ...

... Corrupt Practices Prevention. Counties' Act, 1876, Amendment. Drainage. Duties on Deceased Persons Estate. Election Petitions. Elective Councils. Fencing. w Lotteries. Gold Duties Abolition. Harbours' Act, 1878, Amendment (No. 2). High Schools' Reserves. Hospitals ...

... rOaeiptS are greater this year by the sum of £2,182,978. The pro- perty and. income-tax shows an increase of £3,454,000 ; the stamps come next. with an in- crease of £3 537,000 ; and the other itemns of incre- ment are the Post Office, £139,000 ; interest ...

... millions per annum. Owing to the increase in e previous quarlers, howvever, chiefly in stamps B and lnconmc tax-the former being swollen by somo heavy windfalls of legacy duty, and the le latter by the increased rate of the tax-tbe ii net decrease on tbe nine ...

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