Meanings of cheap postage in English

The preceding year Sir Rowland Hill introduced a uniform system of cheap postage.

The second cause is the cheap postage, the moral benefits of which cannot be exaggerated.

Neither railroads, telegraphs, nor cheap postage had been established.

Is it not a distinct mark higher up on the scale of civilization,-thischeap postage?

Experience warrants the expectation that as the community becomes accustomed to cheap postage correspondence will increase.

The introduction of cheap postage and the immense increase of every-day correspondence has ruined handwriting and banished forever the art of composition.

His parallel portraits of Rowland Hill the conqueror of Almarez and Rowland Hill the deviser of the cheap postage were enormously fine.

The Cheap Postage Bill, as amended, passed the following day, by a vote of 39 to 15.

Cheap postage (S590) came in (1840) with the extension of railways, and in a few years the amount of mail carried increased enormously.