... gent euf , rcenient of the stamp duty upon deeds, 1 , . the imposiil4l of a duty of Is. per ccut. per annum the uolumal value of all securities to bearer tai h wire now circulated without having paid the reglstration stamp of Ids, upon their issue, by ...

... rather than def ended the tax. He admitted that while the Railway Passenger Duty produced I:400,000, the Carriage Duty produced over £550,000 a year, and he admitted that the duty ultimately fell on the manufacturer, that is, of course, not only the carriage ...

... in this county, and they had communicated on the question with both the High flinsoff and the Under Sheriff. It ' being the duty of the Sheriff to summon on the Grand Jury the chief men of the county. irrespective of the fact of their being or not being ...

... that I must either stamp or dieeontinue. Ou looking at the Act I found that any paper, two numbers of which were published within 26 days of each other, and containing only or principally advertisements, was a newspaper, and liable to duty. I therefore decided ...

... you which day he would inspect the roads? —The Surveyor : No.—Mr. Rea : I think he ought to have done so. He did not do his duty (hear, hear). Mr. Alderman Stedman thought it would he advantageous if a steam-roller were used on the Ockford Road—The Surveyor ...

... Business men now shrink from entering the Council, owing to the onerous nature ol the duties devolving upon them in connection with the various committees ; and these duties must nocedsarily be increased with an increase in the borough. Is not a remedy to ...

... round-about or • three shies • penny stand ! It was simply • meeting, with addresses on important political questions. Duty and inclination combined caused my presence on Saturday al ternoon, at the lovely spot, which takes in one of the many landscapes ...

... because of the abolishment of the baneful drinking customs (hear, War). In England there were employed 33,000 polsoce mu, whom duty for the most part consisted in dealing with the crimes caused by the drink, and on thee. policemen was epeLt an annual sum ...

... the distressing symptoms so prevalent with the sex. Boxes, Is. and 2a. 9d., of all Chemists. Sent anywhere upon receipt of stamps, the Maker, E. T Towns Chemist. Nottingham. _ TURE. On Fridayniehtalargely-attendedConservativem eetin g was held at Vigo ...

... has just happened, and which, I am sure, you will be interested to know ; that is, that the Prime Master has thought it his duty to give orders for the arrest of Mr. Parnell (load applause). Now von may remember it is only a few months ago another Irish ...

... 22, Rogan Rev. E. H. 23, Sumner 25, 13, Want 28, Warner?. Witten 15. 1 aim rn Swoon.—Mr. William Lamb bad the onpleasant duty duty on Wedeasday of at the Town all to give against of inhabitant who had not paid theirpoor rates. The proceedings we good humoured ...

... rather see England free than sober. Mr. BRODRIcK remarked on the importance of the duty of magistrates in regard to licensing, and did not think they had failed in their duty in what we may term their position as guardians of sobriety. Mr. .BRODRD•K's views ...