... (1832), Removal of Jewish Disabilities, Repeal of Tests and Corporation Act, Abolition of the Navigation Laws, Repeal of the Paper Duty, Repeal of Newspaper Stamp duty, Abolition of Church Rates, Establishment Penny Postage, the Ballot Act, ...

... property of tho country. He examined the charges brought against the Malt Duty, observing that tho ques. tion was to its abolition or its reduction. The total abolition of the duty would, he said, be the death-warrant of our whole system of indirect taxation ...

... s, not including the abolition of purchase 14 824 *uinatee 9,508,000 Civil Service 10,602,000 Revenue Departments .. .. •• 2,621,0 0 Post Office.. 2,610.000 Telegraph Services.. .. .. •• 500,0u0 Taeket Services .. .. ■• Abolition . urchase .. .. ■• 8 ...

... collection of the paper duty, are quite as numerous as those which for many years it was engaged in exposing, as connected with the advertisement duty and the newspaper stamp. Nothing will tend so much to the abolition of the paper duty, as ...

... The Customs bad risen over the Estimate £953,000; Excise, £2,475,000 ; Stamps, £247,000; Income Tax, £560,000; Post Office, £50,000; and Telegraphs, £600,000. In the Excise Duties Spirits alone stood for increase of £1,370,000 the total receipts being ...

... The estimated Revenue he put at £76,617,000, thus distributed Customs £21,033.000 v„ c ; ge 25,747.000 Stamps .. IOiOoO.OOO Laud Tax and House Duty 2,350,000 Income Tax ' M Post Office 5,012,000 Telegraphs 1,220,000 Crown Lands Miscellaneous 3,800,000 ...

... and 10, REGENT STREET. W. J. VIAN, Secretary. DUTY FREE MALT FOR CATTLE. JOHN D. CALDECOTT, MALTSTER AND CORN DEALER, BEGS to inform the Agriculturists of the Neighbourhood, that is prepared to supply DUTY FREE MALT FOR CATTLE, (mixed with one-tenth ...

... ;td'.antage it gives our town and tioighboui hood medium for i'e.c facilities given in posting (be Mr.ttet'iiv abolition the Newspaper Stamp rentiers it unnecessary have i s'.mij ed edition, and order that it may the same weekly paper, we pay the sum demanded ...

... as they seem to point in the ; right direction. The Anti-Malt Tax Association should j demand the entire abolition of the whole of the excise duties, about 1!) millions in amount, and corresponding reduction in our shameful andoxtravagantnationalexpenditure; ...

... call in compulsory power if needed. Mr Cardwell discussed tho system of purchase pro and con. Tho Government its entire abolition. It will cost from £7,000,000 to £5,400.000. In future promotion is to regulated hy selection founded on merit. Every officer ...

... aud it was next impossible to circulate the stirring words of Wilberforce amongst our teeming population. Stamp duty, paper duty, advertisement duty, and a number harassing restrictions imposed by the law, prevented anything like a free ci v oulation of ...

... Postage.—The Inland Revenue Department, upon which, on the abolition of the impressed stamp on newspapers from the Ist of October, 1870, the duty devolved providing wrappers bearing halfpenny stamps and adhesive halfpenny labels, issued in the year ending ...