... 1760, arid both tea and sugar 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. Mr. Glad• steno then proaeeded to develope a supplementary measure of ...

... of time information and instruction communiceted, to the results achieved by the abolition of the newspaper stamp—results which would immensely increased when the paper duty itself wae finally abolished. There was too generally in the House mf Lords an ...

... cent. to the duty on elate of £lO,OOO and upward., whether consisting of realty or personalty, and this would be levied by a new and separate duty, which he did not wish to mix up with the probate duty- I'he tenants of the new death duty for the present ...

... that for the present the disease had been stamped out. Mr. Knatchbull-Hugessen complained of the imposition of the railway passenger duty, and moved That , pending the question of the abolition of the duty as recommended by the Select Committee of 1876 ...

... that he has not the slightest intention of trying to reverse the decision of the Court of Exchequer against him on the stamp•duty liability of I :mochald Word*. Lord Joust replied to a statement and questions by Lord Dudley Stuart, about the military ...

... 000 ConaolkUted Fond chargee 1,780,000 Armj (not including Abolition Purchaae) 14,824,000 Narr 9,608,000 Civil 10,662,000 Revenue DepaximeiiU 2,621,000 2,610,000 Telegraph* Packet .. Abolition Puichaae ...

... Scottish Pubic Health Bill. 12. Railway Audit Bill. 11 Savings' Bank Bill. 14. Security for Advances Bill. IS. Stamp Duties Bill. No. 1. 16. Stamp Duties Bill. No. 2. 17. Woods and Forests IS. Collection of Fines Bill. Just double the number cast aside.and the ...

... newspapers to a halfpenny he abandons £310,000. In addition to these remissions he sets aside £200,000 for the abolition of certain stamp duties, something over half that amount for altering the present tax of .5 per cent. on railway passengers to a tax ...

... indulged in is a mere waste of time. Dealicig with the beer duty the Chamber simply stultified itself. Only six years ago it was in favour of the abolition of the malt-tax and the substitution of a duty on beer. That very measure was granted only a few months ...

... committee upon the Stamp Duties Uill, The the EXCHEQUER, ohaerving that there had been much misappichension on the subject of this bill, stated that, by toe alterations made in it, there had been some reductions, but no increase of . duty. Much tints was ...

... for a month, with hard labour, for being found in the house of T. Tindal, Esq., for unlawful purposes. PAPER DUTY.—For the abolition of paper duty there voted—Lord Nugent and Mr. Disraeli; against it—Sir IL Verney. SENDAI' LABOUR.-In the House of Commons ...

... the employment of iu cool-pits. Having alluded to the abolition of the Compulsory Stamp un Newspapers, as of great importance in giving the oountry cheap newspapers, he passed on to the Abolition of Teats iu the I:nivel-attics of Oxford and Cambridge ...