... TIIII ABOLITION OP THR PAPER The next matter to vrh eh I refer was the abolition of the paper duties. I see tome gentle, men with white heads present, and th•ry mush remr mber the effect of these duties on paper. At about the begiuniag of the present ...

... sorry Wont, •Mk duty tits tot it to 1741; to VA 1711 44 is 1816. Reduced to potty is 1466. The stamp goy was abolished, 1456; fM Wimp bird This cord. Int soot 1 MC, lab d tbsag s ol 4d mob Minty, Alter the wing don, Lei Iwo& in a bill to duty, wt. amid 112 ...

... have compared the issue of books, serials, and newspapers in the present day with that previous to the abolition of newspaper stamps, paper duties, and other official restrictions. Material for such a comparison, however, is not to hand. But we have published ...

... grade. It is not suite forty years e prow of the country was =anti- Find there was the abolition of the ement duty, and then followed, at s, the removal of the stamp and the luty, with the result that there his eh a development that the Institute in its ...

... his work. A great deal, too, must be attributed to the diffusion of intelligence through the press since the abolition of the newspaper stamp and the tax upon knowledge. Every newspaper is a centre of light. or one copy of seventy years ago, there are ...

... subject of Probate Duty the clerk also explained that it was better known in Scotland as Inventory Duty. When a person died their eastates had to be sworn to, and a stamp was used which was called an inventory, or probate duty stamp. The ...

... friendly to the London Collimation, appointed, to which the Bill for the abolition the Coal and Wine Duties is to be remitted, and who are likely to recommend that, in lieu the coal duties, some other impost be levied on property. One result of the wrangle ...

... peel. d of last year. Customs have realised in all £12,894,000, against £13,040,000 Excise, £16,344,000, against £16,544,060; Stamps, £7,866,000, against £7,406,000 ; Post Office, £4,605,000, against 44,345,000. The Cape Town correspondent of the Daily News ...

... directions about the year isl'2; the reduction of the stamp In ; the abolition of advertisement duty, and the dispeuoing with the stamp, as already mentioned, and ; the abolition of the paper duty ; the ...

... extreme diarrhees, great weakness, and severe mental depreeeion ; my nerves were so shattered that I dreaded the simplest duties, and lost all energy and pleasure in the performance of them. The despondency I endured became almost unbearable. I tried ...

... from extreme diarrhoea, great weakness, and severe mental depremien ; my nerves were so shattered that I dreaded the simplest duties, and lost all energy and pleasure the performance of them. The demon- dency I endured became altruist unbearable. I tried ...

... the city may be incorporated with the Zoliverein. The impede' Chaueellor in his reply say that he. should consider himself in duty bound to give his best support to the arrangements necee•ary to enable Hamburg to enter the Zollverein. A sad skating accident ...