... they 'misprinted paid a duty oft !d. per pound. copy Mined • stamp duty of la.. and earh imprnent a tax of Is Ed • the tw were nemwily hio,b. sad the circulation as compared with newspapers el to day small. With the abolition of the .111,11 s on knowledge: ...

... 17t10, and hot!' tea and mum might now be made luxuries of the rich if duties enough were imposed upon them The wine duties were duties of protection, differential, not revenue duties. RETORM AND NEW DUTTEII. Mr. Gladstone .then proceeded to develope a ...

... years. The reduction oe foorpenny stamp to the penny stamp 8 the first favour wrung from the Govern- a(j \the abolition of the eighteen-penny e.rtisement duty was the second, and the o Potion of the compulsory stamp was the lrd. a popular ...

... but an incident in the great general question of justice to He asks significantly if the question be less sacred than the abolition of slavery in America, or serfdom elsewhere. Having dwelt on the consideration that the most important period of life—the ...

... estate duty on settled property. Anienduzeste mond by Mr. Hatcher to 'tempt from the further duty pom petty in which the only life the death of the deceased is that of or wife of the deceased, and to allow dm 11111111111114 of tho ad ralorea• stamp duty ...

... any alterations of movement by signs with his bow, and pee an occasional hint to unsteady players by tapping on his desk or stamping with his feet. It is impossible to say exactly when the custom of conducting from the piano came to an end and the reign ...

... were inserted. A duty was then charged on advertisements according to the number Or lines they contained. This duty was afterwards fixed at 35. 6. in England and 2s. (id. in Ireland. By an act 3 and 4 William IV.. passed in this duty was reduced to ad ...

... income-tax, which yielded £1,9(C,7117, all other items (except Duty) showing decreases. The decrease of in stamps is stated t, hare been chiefly due to the in the receipt of leper and succession duties as compered with the veer large receipt in K 92-113. The ...

... country at, large. In the repeal of what have been called the Taxes on Knowledge, viz. the newspaper stamp, the ad- vertisement duty, and the excise duty on paper, was brought about through the exertions of Mr Thomas Milner Gibson, at that time the colleague ...

... passed away, isitionseeky assorted with stamp duties, sad he believed that it was originally the el Mr. The repeallag those duties, to remove these but it then thought better os to confine the to the abolition el the amp home; had his. to place the Baled ...

... examined by the district auditor who tames annually from a 'dist/Mee for that purpose, and who requires it to be stamped with • ss. stamp, and to be written out in a receipt lad payment book, and then wain in • duplicate on • form of Inancial etatement ...

... partner. The stamp-duty was the product of the eighteenth century. It was first imposed in 1715, the clauses of the Art of Parliment being smnggled through with provisions respecting duties on soaps, silks, etc. Beginning with a halfpenny stamp for half a ...