... cent. to the duty on elate of £lO,OOO and upward., whether consisting of realty or personalty, and this would be levied by a new and separate duty, which he did not wish to mix up with the probate duty- I'he tenants of the new death duty for the present ...

... indulged in is a mere waste of time. Dealicig with the beer duty the Chamber simply stultified itself. Only six years ago it was in favour of the abolition of the malt-tax and the substitution of a duty on beer. That very measure was granted only a few months ...

... the employment of iu cool-pits. Having alluded to the abolition of the Compulsory Stamp un Newspapers, as of great importance in giving the oountry cheap newspapers, he passed on to the Abolition of Teats iu the I:nivel-attics of Oxford and Cambridge ...

... work, The repeal of the taxes on knowledge soon succeeded, though this the Tories were opposed to. Before that there was a stamp duty of 4d. on newspapers, and now there was none. Theo the Penny Footage and the Corn Laws Repeal. Before that the price of ...

... important that in season and out of season the clergy ought to do all they could to protect the Church. They would neglect their duty moat shamefully if they did not chew that they disagreed and disapproved entirely of the proposals of disestablishment and ...

... consisted of pious laymen, who formed societies for the purpose of relieving the sick and destitute and performing other Christian duties. The provision for wayfarers and strangers was one of the principal objects of Frater-houses. Guilds were of two kinds, religions ...

... expron.& the wish that all tlit• President had amid about the clergy were true, but still he supposed they did try to do their duty follow the good example net them by their honoured Bishop, who Ives one of the morn hardworking of Bishop' (cheers). Speaking ...

... pay £30,000 duty lie only lied to pay £3,800. The inheritors of real property were also allowed longer time to pay the duty. That was perhaps justifiable, because there might be a succession of bad harvests or other circumet ; but the duty should be the ...

... been fined for keeping :hi houndx ccithent a licence. lf. wt.; likewise mulcted in for keeping three male ant:: without paying duty for them, and £'_'o for uoing a carriage without a licence. AN. a )1. r it T. — A serious rob. fiery was committed at Ipswich ...

... extracts. In 1768, he was appointed Professor of Modern History at Cambridge, but his health was such, that he never executed the duties of the office. In 1768, the Duke of Grafton presented him with the Professorship of Modern history at Cambridge. This place ...

... oloak to thew en though it might alwayo have been thing for Chrintions to he total abctainer.. They did not that it was an act duty for I 'hrintinnn under every circumstances to abstain, but they said under prenent cinamontances it wan beet for them to do ...

... of coarse a protective duty on corn. lie for one was perfectly willing to admit that if nothing else could be thought of in any shape or way that they must bare, and mast have it quickly. But the objections to a protective duty were very great ; in fact ...