... principle of an ad oil valorem duty; and, in order to do this, he proposed that the gradations of property which governed the thl increase of duty should be small, At present, above of a certain amount of property the stamp'duty did not slc increase at all ...

... . he He might as well propose removing Snowdon ?? by carrying away a wheelbarrow full of rubbish n, annually. The abolition of stamps upon bonds *w and mnortgages under £1000, will relieve those es who borrow money on small houses, but for a, any national ...

... Mr that Stamp Duties being important the Lord be conferring benefit on country if would take Stamp first Mr B supported suggestion and Lord John take Duties on Friday Lord that the 16th nf April he should bring forward his moliou window ...

... Woods and Forests. Mr, F. O'Connor presented petition from a place in StafTordshire, praying for the abolition of the stamp and advertisement' duties; also, a petiliou hotn Eccles, praying, the house Hot to interfere with the Laud Company, as the petitioners ...

... committee on die one bill before resuming the other. There was another question which required consideration, and that was die stamp duties, as there was considerable obstruction in carrying on business ; and therefore the Chancellor of the Exchequer would take ...

... phi- lanthropy. But they did not do this. They l have encouraged slave productions more than I ,they ever did before the abolition of slavery.- Cotton, tobacco, sugar and coffee, are culti- vated in America, the Brazils and in Cuba and l other places by'slave ...

... brought to Duties Bill third time Trusts Bill lime adjourned quarter 12 o'clock WEDNESDAY 10 Wales 1) Bill read third lime to-morrow presented a from very large majority inhabitants comprising clergymen principal of town for the abolition duty on Sublintl)-day ...

... an Exchequer rich enough to afford a remission of taxation, the window duties possessed claims at least equal to those ofbi-icks or stamps. Beyond the inevitable weight of this duty, the scale according to which it was levied rendered it peculiarly and ...

... Comm eis viaj >rous y of tax, the aU..ys contrived some hoi to do without tt. They had been an abohtion of the brick duty and a stamps From the former measure •ome telir f mduatry m.ght peeled hut the latter would n. t.hel good •!.. country, nor diminish ...

... can at length thankfully omit bricks ; but it still eludes windows, timber, and soap ; paper, new stamps, advertisement duty, and duty on foreign Duties upon the raw materials of manufacture, especially when (like ships) the finished article may be imported ...

... supply for the ordnance and naval services was afterwards brought up and agreed to. The Brick Duties Bill was read a third time, the committee on the Stamp Duties Bill was postponed till Thursday, and the Charitable Trusts Bill passed its second reading ...

... who desire the removal of those taxes oil intellectual light and health, the paper, the advertisement, and the newspaper-stamp duties. ...