... Colonies; the reduction of the stamp duty on indenture., and on health insurance policies; the allowing of loss on one eeleelule of the Income tax to be set off against the peollt on another ; and the remission of the duties on gold and silver plate, including ...

... Fund charges £26,830,000 1,780,000 Army (not including abolition of put. abase) . . . . 14,824,000 Navy Civil Service . Revenue departments Post-office Telegraphs . Packet Service . Abolition of purchase .. 9,508,000 . 10,652,000 . 2,621,000 . 2,610 ...

... seven-eights have accrued to the public. The Abolition Committee see no reason to doubt that the effect of the repeal of the railway passenger duty will be similar to Unit of the repeal cf the stage carriage mileage duty, which means that it will benefit the ...

... being exceedingly nutrition, and wholesome, had the first c'aim, and I be proposed to take eff half the preent duty. At the present the Duties would produce this ycar £3,252;360, but allowing for the increase of ocnsumotion, the loss to the Levenee from ...

... ofilosaiete at the low ',rite of 6d for Ilines. Saba containing advertisetuents for sitnatiens sbnilisolsin sixpence in stamps, be propel ly Chronicle °Mee, iftbdi Street, The Andover Chronicle AND North Hants Telegraph FRIDAY, JULY 1. 1870. SECOND ...

... n of the litivernment. Replying to Mr. Watt, he stated that the new Gd. stamp 011 contract notes would be confined to coLtrects over £IOO, lesser minis requiring only • la. stamp as at present. Mr. W. H. Smith etated, in answer to Mr. in reference to ...

... extra trouble, observe and report to the country that there was no decline in the tobacco duty for thirty years, excepting for an almost imperceptible full when that duty was raised in 1878. He can find out and tell the House of Commons that, in times of declining ...

... Leen. each. They paid Si, for their policy stamps and N. 10a. tor duty. But suppose eOO workmen insuring for 30'. each, They pelt lee vamp duty, where the rich man only paid Is. in addition to the 3 per cent. duty, The nut case he svould suppose wonld be ...

... however,are not left without consideration in the Supplemesitary Bud get. The substitution of the beer duty for the malt-tax and the reduction of the wine duties will benefit the consumer, and the latter measure will, at the same time, be accepted as a pledge ...

... about 111,000,000 halfpenny lads and stamped wrappers, were issued. In one however, the anticipation of the AIM WNW vot to have been verified by result& no WM*/ of paper sent in by the public to receive iftliNsid stamp appears to have fallen far short eidia&te ...

... Davieson called attention to Mr. May's remarks on the total abolition of the tithes, he siould certainly object to that course being taken. The Chairman i-xplained that the proposition the abolition of extraordinary tithes, and the re. adjustment of or.linary ...

... correspondence has just passed between M. Cita Lacour, the French Ambassador, and the Working- men's Executive Committee for the Abolition of the Foreign Sugar Bounties. The Executive Committee asked his Excellency whether he would receive a small deputation of ...