... small remaining timber duty was to be abolished, and that, in deference to the reasonable appeal the Burgundy wine growers, the duty wine in bottles was to be assimilated to the duty on wines in the wood. the abolition of the timber duty a ...

... NCWSl’Al’iilt STAMPS The select comniittcc of the House Comoioiis on newspaper have made their report. ]> ...

... attributed entirely the anticipated new tariff, the least possible quantity of articles paying Customs duty would taken out bond till the reduction and abolition of dwiiea would come into operation. the Property.tax there also decrease on the quarter, amounting ...

... 457/. more than those for the year ending October 10. ls50; the Excise, notwithstanding the abolition of the brick duty, 343,018/. The year’s decrease in the Stamps amounts to 179.995/. The annual receipts of the Assessed Taxes and Property Tax are less ...

... advancing the various measures for carry ing into effect the war budget. In committee on the Excise Duties Bill, the proposal determining the malt duty on the sth of July next after the conclusion of peace, provoked some objections from the opposition ...

... railways, savings banks, indigenous sugar, mid kindred subjects. In 1844 he was a member of the commission respecting newspaper stamps. He adhered to the revolution of 1848, and offered the advice of his experience to the provisional Government, several members ...

... Majority against the clause • • • 112 lo consequence this decision, political pamphlets will be as heretofore exempt from stamp duty. lie result is a severe check to the Government. ACCOUCHEMENT OF THE QUEEN OF SPAIN. The French Government has received ...

... sugar duties. A pledge had been given by one hundred and fifty•siz Radical and Labour members that they would vote for the abolition of sugar duties. It was a definite and binding pledge in terms as follow: Are you prepared to vote for the abolition of ...

... of Cambridge without success. During this interval he entered into the Feat movement which had for its object the abolition of the duty on corn, and became one of the most successful orators of the League. In 1841 he was invited to stand for Manchester ...

... of the West-end establishments, instead of you post-office stamps. As silver dropout Sompenees are not so plentiful as they be, generally prefer stamps to coppers : who cannot get his stamps cashed under ten per cent. is saved from loom no Royal Comanim ...

... with an address in which he advocated and prophesied the restoration of protective duties. The petitions were ordered to lie on the table. House of Commons Thursday. ABOLITION OF ATTORNEYS’ CERTIFICATES TAX. R. Grosvenur moved the resumption of the debate ...

... were the income-tan and the tea duties, the relative veiaht of taxation falling heavier upon these than upon ult. He proposed, therefore, to reduce toe tea duty 6d. per lb. Thus, the tea that now pays Is. per lb. duty will hereafter pay wl.; and he hoped ...