... f the distress of the agrieeksrai interest. Mr. Ricardo was decidedly at opinion that the tmly rttnedt for all the tom! abolition of the Corn Law*, and *ocher or later he was convinced the Home would apt. with him. Mr. Lockhart emend generally into the ...

... PARLIAMENT OP LORDS.—lifosoAr, MAT T. The Royal Assent was given by Commission to the Hank Cash Payments' Bills the Irish Starch Duties' Bill, and the Affrican Company B:11. The Commissioners were, the Lord Chancellor, Marquis of Winchester, and the Earl of ...

... this moment, to determine what the precise system of our circulation finally should be. But at the same time he thought it his duty to reuses k, that the passing of this Bill would certainly operate to increase, in a great degree, the dillkulties and inc ...

... discharge his duty. Ano:her was Mr. Wilmot, tbs Secretary of Lord Liverpool, and a third a Mr. Jesse, who held a situation at the Board of Work,. The revenue was 53,730. last year, and the expense of collection was 16/. per cent. The Stage Duty, being times ...

... petty Tax, on the graduated set-le. will be submitted to Paella's r.it on the opening of the Session, in order that a gener4 abolition of the A d Taxes may take place—We hope the rumour may be well founded, as we ate convinced it will be of vital importance ...

... English ha Manufacturers, viz.—that our products in articles of woollen have so essentially improved since the reduction of ^0 duty 'las ta^en place, and the fall in the value of the jaw material, that the woollens of Germany and Switzer- rty c|nd, which ...

... in Mr.Gutch to prejudice the case of any other party before you. But, admitting it to be a libel, which it is, however, the duty of the learned gentlemen on the other side to prove, I support Mr. Gutch because the circumstances which I shall have the honour ...

... on an advertisement, so long will the press be trammelled and timid. Prosecutions, like comets, come once in an age. The Stamp-duty is an evil of daily recur- rence. The intolerable pressure of this impost is the grand cause why the less regardful part ...

... The Earl of MALMESBURY moved for a 4 return of the amount of stamp duty paid on con- veyances of all life-hold property under the value of £5. Also for a return of the amount of stamnp duty paid on all cmnveyances of property in~ fee. under the value ...

... which will be a com- pensation to the loss on the beer duty. I shall take the loss arising from the abolition of the duty on leather, which will be- gin in July, at £ 200,000, making, with the duty on cider, a di- minution in the revenue for the present ...

... taxation which is set against these reduc- lons is an additional duty of one shilling per gallon on -spirits in England, and two-pence a gallon on spirits in Scotland and Ireland. This additional duty will not do tnore (even with the reduction of the tax on beer) ...

... against the duty on articles composing soap, which amounted to two-thirds of the value of the article.—Mr'. Sykes would take an opportunity of calling the attention of the House to this important subject. He would prefer the removal of the duties on soap ...