... There are 7,772 makers and sellers of playing tho duty last year was £082. Last year, e duty on spirits amounted to €10,437,168, being an increase of on the preceding year. the Chinese section of tie Paris Exhibition, there to be a restaurant kept two ...

... apnea all the illegal papem pad in reduced the stamp don to or penny, the paper duty was reduced from 3d. per lb. for certain qualities, and :yid. hr others to a uniform rate of per lb.. and the thement duty was reduced to la. W. on every aritish advertisement ...

... handled the subject. taxes on knowledge were doomed. The abolition of Advertisement Duty took place in Angst, 1853 ; wet the Stamp was taken off in ; and several years after (June 1861) the Duty was taken off paper. The little (June, of Arundel, therefore ...

... official duties? we next inquired. Well, he could in a sense, responded the gent leman who had figured most conspicuously in the conversation, but he would have to pay him out of his own pocket, and he can only get another postman off duty who employed ...

... figures. This he proposed to make 1 means of certain changes the probate succession, and legacy duties, which will £300,000 ; by the imposition of a stamp duty matches at the rate of one halfpenny per box, containing under one hundred lucifer matches, ami ...

... . Then follow various miscellaneous provisions to meetings, power the assignee to sue, and exemption certain deeds from stamp duty. All the courts are to make returns to troller London, who is frame books v and make an annual report to the Lord Chancellor ...

... wotst form, has discovered a simple sill-curs. He will seed free the Physician's Prescription which cured bbe, on receipt ef stamped enveles.—Addrees, Bev J. WOOD, Boum, Bub y Plate, London, H.W. Public Notices. TO THZ ZLZOTORB OP TI RYE 1111118111111 OF ...

... be necessary to put the matter at once in band, and as the present ad valorem duty is, as a rule, the smallest part of the cost of a transfer of law, the increase of stamp, which would then not be felt, would probably is itself be sufficient to redeem ...

... gets out of tots* with Toryism and I. Soma with Itedieelisia—esel whose orations have tbe hall stamp of siseerity sad favours the imposition of di&rimtiel duties and look with equanimity opoe a Parliament is Inked, while Mr. Wawa Noble would that the might ...

... tarn of no impugn Mr. Gladstone propmed I.7rrited Kingdom. In the advertisement duty the total abolition of the excise dry co paper. Wee to to. bd. and in 10:14 the .temp duty • TM noniron not intended for hooks and won lowered to Id. In that year. I from ...

... command the luxury and advantages of reading. Newspaper stamps were reduced in 1836. Against this various arguments were adduced, and Sir Charles Knightsley said, The lowering of the newspaper stamp will tend to cheap and profligate Press, one of th ...

... obtain the abolition of privileges involved in the Law of Distress, and only two are members of any Chamber of Agriculture. Our chairman, who is one of the largest tenants on Sir \Villiam's estate, has warmly advocated the total abolition of this cruel ...