... exceeded their duty. Ho a fine of and costs upon tho primmer, with the alternative of a month's labour. It le said that the Poet Office Department Inaba thot clergymen and others interested in Lb. of the who will be bemefited by the abolition or reduction ...

... will be attained, must depend to an enormous extent upon the action of the authorities who are charged with the responsible duty of launching the Act. In this arduous task these authorities are entitled to the fullest sympathy, assistance, and support ...

... agitating for any redress. At that period every newspaper had to hear a 4sl stamp: the paper itself was taxed, and all pamphlets under a certain size were subject to the 41 stamp, while largo pamphlets were free. Referring to the state of the franchise ...

... ;bettor method of bringing aboutconciliationandmutualunder- standing has been :adopted. The idea of any class of the community stamping or driving any other class out of existence is all moonshine. We require all sorts and conditions of men—except scouildrels ...

... the successive chapters 38 and 39 which deal with stamps. The first of these, which is to be cited as the Stamp Duties Management Act, 1891, consolidates the law relating to the management of stamp duties. Its first section marks its ...

... Morley had recently said iu the Hone of Commons that the temperances question was, perhaps, the most important since the abolition of slavery. (Applause). Ho cougratulated the alecton of lbol,olllllre that the Hon. Arthur Walsh wee on the side of the majority ...

... persons disregarding the notification. More persons than Mr. William Sikes will be interested to learn that since the abolition of the duty on silver a demand for articles in the solid metal has sprung up, and is being ministered to by the Sheffield manufacturers ...

... Cannot something he done to soften the '•fitter ? It is done in other towns, and surely it can done at Barry.. THE ABOLITION of the Duties enables me tr> (Jreatly Reduce the V, cd'iing Rings and Keepers. Largest StocK at V- Newmans, High- street, Cadoxton ...

... people as al's tea and co nffee Comnionjsense suggests, therefore, tae ptoper iegulation of the traffic in drinks,,not its abolition, ' The teetotaleis iever lend ad hand in this dues- tioi, but appear rather t roftoh e in the cont tinusnce of drunkenneses ...

... delivery of postage stamps. This ie just what is wanted at places like Aberystwyth where in summer time visitors often have to wait a long time for a stamp. A great deal of the work done at post offices in small towns consists in selling stamps. If automatic ...

... doctors, and the necessaries of life were dear. But the time of bis resignation the situation was entirely different. The abolition of turnpikes saved a medical man from j£ls to £2O year, and threw additional harden upon the ratepayers. The stagnation of ...

... favour of Parliament poising Ells to • nforce the establiihtnent of Arbitrary Boards and the Right Hours Bill, and for the abolition of all royalties. A rider was added to the royalties' resolntion in layette of compelling owners either to work quarries ...