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... for amending an Act . tif the 48th of the King. This Act in”4osed a stamp duty on. all bills of exchange, and also included all drafts drawn on bankers, which were liable to a stamp duty, except in cases where the bankers resided within 10 miles of the ...
... iti:the postage of .letters, and . some new regulations will be made ii the Stamp Duties,. which will 'have the effect of increasing the receiptof that branch of the revenue. The duties on•timber imported from any parts hut from our colonies of Nova Scotia ...
... w,g4ven by cammission to the Six Millions Exchequer Bills, the 1, 400,0001. Irish Exthequei. the Stamp-. the [mall, .Alalt-duty, Fla bounty, Pension•duty, Irish Beer, Land-taX Redemption, rittsh Fish , ry, Foreign Silk, ditto SAlt; Ne - f. Man Smuggling ...
... obtained in this branch of our jurisprudence. Our ecclesiastical courts have long been a matter of just complaint, and their abolition would certainly relieve the subject from much grievous and useless oppression. With resieat .to patron and clerk, they bear ...
... increase this year sal ; for the ar. i tide of Tea there had been an increase. In the ' Stamp Duties there had also been an increase; and , in the Post Office Duties, though not a considerable advance. In the Assessed Taxes thtre had been an increase of ...
... by the Oopose,d taxation. A considerable advance was intended on stamp (not relating to law proceeding), which it was &Alt:stinted would produce about 700,0001.; but the amount of stamps was so cotapfielled, t.at - mien would not be surprized that no schedule ...
... his beatitiiii snmmer seat, Rosehall. We aregimi to that the proposed meartire of *objecting prooeedmgs in Scotland to stamp duties. on which wo offered observations in last, has been under the consideration 'of the sMeri to the signet. • From a - rviaort ...
... a Hill should be brought in for reducing the auction duty on the sale of Sheep's wool, the growth of this country.—ln answer to a question from Mr. TIERNEY, Mr. VAN3ITTART said, that the Stamp Duties had been newly modified, and were now estimated at 1 ...
... Committee of :Supply. was agreed to, after some observations from Mr. PeNBONBY, Mr. BANRES, and Lord CASTLEREAGO.—The New Stamp Duty Bill was brought in and rea.4 atirst time. - Wzole!esna.Y.—Mr. - presented a petition coinplaining of Governer Gore, of ...
... Duke of Wellington, which was ordered to be taken into consideration to-morrow. The House went into a Committee on the Stamp Duties Bill when, after some remarks from Mr. Grenfel, Mr. Forbes, Mr. Alderman .Smith, Mr. W. Wynne, and Mr. Butterworth, the ...
... tab7e, Stamp Dots. upon Advertisements inserted si 'Pers, und itpon'Ne w;n ipapers, also omadtripttre upun this measuri, Conceiving it calculated to interfere with the interests of ` t) i mpede the liberty of tile Pfe'es' t Friday, July 7 . STAMPS 4l ...
... but the kept a dignified attitude: she never a.eted Us if she had been invoked only to relieve men from the obligations of duty and decorum, although .sl.e dashed to pieces the burthen.6l despotism :—but the Deity of France was the patron of prostitution ...