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... fallen away from the high standard which he then maintained :-Tbe Duty of a National Church.- It was not the business of a National Church to make every roan a good Christian; but it was the duty of a Church to supply every man with the ordinances of religion ...
... the 16th of August, 1854, the duty on re- fined sugar, the produas of any foreign country, to 16s. rpe cwt. (the duty chargeable on other refined sugar after the 5th of July)1 the foreign sugar to be subject to the duty of 17s. 4d. until the 16th of August ...
... exceeding abusaable with the stamp duty of 2/. 55., the faced' ago of stamp duty in hen of the said duty now cisme. able thereon, that is to oaf, for *eery I,OOKIL, se part of 1,000(., of the =easy thereby made payable, the ...
... would speedily follow, Tile CUAICELLOi1 of thle EXC11EQUc1a gave notice that on the second readnsg of the Fire hisulranee Duty Bill (introlduceid by ir. Sheridan) he would propose an amendment deferring the Ieomis.ion of tile iupcst until the probable ...
... 070,000/ ; stamps (deducting 18 0 , 0 001. anticipated loss on news• paper stamps), 6,815,0001. ; land and assessed taxes, 2,920,0001. ; income tax, 13,505,000 f.; post-ofiloe, 1,150,0001.; increased postage of newspapers and and paper duty, 288,0001. ...
... equalised the stamp duty on various depressing' of business, reducing the amount paid ou some obtuse of traneutions and enbanciug that upon others. Vindicating the justice of the principle on which the tariff had been based, he submitted that the duty upon foreign ...
... the legislature and the public, our views and feelings on matters of public concernmeat — Have resolved, in discharge of our duty to the Holy Father, to our country, and to ourselves, on publishing the following declaration : Firstly, we declare, that while ...
... the reduction of duty should be postponedtto the Ist of June. After brief discussions, resolutions granting the in. come-tax at the rate of 4d. in the pound,' and the fire insurance duty at the rate of is. dd. per cent. with a stamp duty of Id. on the policy ...
... postponing the second reading for three months, which was negatived by 141 to 23. Stamp Duties.— le committee on the stamp duties (No. 2) bill, On the clause for altering the duty on newspaper supplements, Mr. NEWDEGATE moved the omission of ...
... t, Worcester. Semite! Gurney, George Stacey. and John Hodgkin, a Deputation from the Society of Friends, on the Receipt Stamp Duty, had an interview with the Chancellor of the Exchequer, on Friday, at Ills official residence in Downing-street. On Sunday ...
... third time of Ileterdey. _ SATURDAY. HOLM' 07 was siva by oommnsies to several bill& The Income Tee and Stamp Duties Bills were brought up, and Duties was given the a nep of the elanding ordure la order that they migh t go through all their stagea Adjourned ...
... taken place on the aggregate produce of the, two duties. The duty on receipts had been a constantly increasing duty up to 1858; and, therefore, if in 1859 we credit the duty on stamps with the whole increase which has taken place Since 1858, ...