... supported Mr. Cohden and Mr. Bright, and Mr. Milner Gibson took part of the bill for abolition in the House of Commons. With the removal of stamp duty and the abolition of Jhc taxes on paper and advertisements Mr, Novello wasenahlcdto make further reductions ...

... st-opap, but it I could have ain ordimuary stamp for t16 amount f1 rixpsuired. I told her that she could not very ii wrell Sell impressed stamps~, but that 1 wvished fc the document to be forwarded to have the Stamp impressed on it.. 'She appeajred. jather ...

... the I nited Kingdom, and liable the stamp duty, was of these, 102 were publi-bed in London, only 30 of which still exist, and as (bo paper on which they were printed paid duty of d. per pound, each copy issued stamp duty of Id., and each ...

... they 'misprinted paid a duty oft !d. per pound. copy Mined • stamp duty of la.. and earh imprnent a tax of Is Ed • the tw were nemwily hio,b. sad the circulation as compared with newspapers el to day small. With the abolition of the .111,11 s on knowledge: ...

... other changes proposed are an alteration In the stamp duty on foreign securities; a stamp on receipts by endorsement of cheques, and the abolition of the exemption of foreign game , from the dealer's license duty. The Tames may Sneer at Sir ...

... contracted, whose duty ,it is to keep our highways clean and free from mud, they remain oblurate, and tam a deaf our to all complain. All the ocatractirs for scavenging were fined heavily on Wednaiday last for this neglect of their duty as well as censured ...

... oontractore, whose duty ,it is to keep our highways clean and free from mud, they remain °blunts, and turn • deaf ear to all e.upSints. All the contract as for &revvinging ware fined heavily on Woineaday liat for thts neglect of their duty as as censunxi ...

... PAPZR DOTIIOI. In cousi.ierine the abolition of the paper duties It is necemary to so se mention of the stamp duty, which after having been reduced from 4.1. to Id. in 1838 was fluidly abolished in The object of this duty wee to keep the ...

... that fourfold. The railway pas- senger duty for the year ended with last March brought in £3H,888, being a decline of £5,783. This falhng off is mainly attributed to three distinct causes; first, the continued abolition of the second-class; secondly, the ...

... Income-tax are an alteration in the stamp duty on foreign securities, which will now be collected in another way without materi- ally affecting the Exchequer receipts a stamp on receipts by endorsement of cheques, and the abolition of the exemption of foreign ...

... October, 1857. The duty on paper of all qualities, on advertise- ments, and stamp duty on each news- paper, were all imposed during the last century, but they were increased during the early decades of the present century. The advertisement duty amounted to ...

... repeal of these odious laws), the abolition of the duties on articles of food and of necessaries, the abolition of Tests in Parliament and in the national Universities, the repeal of the duties on paper and of the stamp on newspapers, and ...