... Budget, which sought to meet an estimated expenditure upwards of £72,000,000 by increasing the income* tax, and imposing stamp-duty upon match-boxes. The match-makers of Bethnal-green and SpHalflelda rose at onee np in arms, and the of the month they set ...

... ' The abolition of this parish, or to 804 -mid be a great boon to the roar. No in'astern, he esid_ ,w- wp ilcoas the successive limitations that convenience had aria. • Nowa of removal They had been bad been enacted of th. las point of abolition, and might ...

... incongruous and miscUievoos state of things was, in its way, quits as necessary as ths abolition the purchase s; stem; Mr. Cardwell has not shrunk from the discharge of ths duty his position and the verdict of public opinion imposed on him. Toe offico of Co ...

... anxious to stamp out , the disease they would have made no reservation whatever. He would like to see legislation introduced to prevent a poor class of beast being offered under public auction, If that were done it would be a great deal to stamp out disease ...

... WOLSELEY has been appointed Quartermaster-General ; that is, the officer under the Field Marshal Commanding-in-Chief whose duty it is to see the laws and regulations of the army carried out. This is a very important appointment, because it has been made ...

... increased, acid to equalize the duty on wine la bottle a n in wood; to remove the date em pepper, cad to repeal a portion of the duty on loco. notion. There was at present a rate on omnibuses of Id. for every Mae run. That duty It was proposed to reduce to ...

... the best thanks of the meeting for their zealous support of the Government and assidous st.tentiou to their Parliamentary duties, and expunging unabated confidence in them.—The resolution was seconded by Mr. 4.. G. BAYLIS, and carried.—Mr. HASTINGS, iu ...

... evident nut you not app jciatv the duties mat devolve upon me, you would not have written aa you have. However, you must understand Umt so long aa I hold the port of dak to the Guardian* I shall endeavour to perform my duties without any interference fcum ...

... Simpkin, Marshall, & Co., and may be had through any Bookseller, Mr. &kill's practical Treatise ea the Teeth, post free for 7 stamps. Sale to commence et RIMS o'clock to the Morning. W. C. begs to observe illte Owe Stook is well worth the stleselos at pumessese ...

... discharge this important and indispensable duty that the British Produce Supply Association has been called into existence; and we are sure that everyone will not only heartily bid it Ood-speed, but will consider it hi* duty to give it hi* practical support. Hot ...

... use for so eminently peaceful article. France has turned out artistic design—a rare consideration in stamps nowadays. la one corner the cord is the stamp with portrait of Menelik, whoso hood is crowned with tiara. It is encircled with this inscription, ...

... state that M. Pouyer„ Committee of the Budget, proposed new taxes to the amount of the impositi thMC m uUon« wiU raised stamp duties, miUions intoxicating liqnors, courts-martial have not yet boon constituted, and will not thsir dutisa before the end of ...