... TRU NEWSPAPER STAMP DUTY. The Neu , Free Press, of Vienna, states that tho president of an association of jculnalists and men of letters intends to present to the Ministry a petition in favour of the abolition of the stamp duty on Austrian ...

... THE NEWSPAPER STAMP DUTY. The Free Press, of Vienna, states that the president of an association of journalists and men of letters, intends to present to the Ministry petition in favour of tbe abolition of the stamp duty on Austrian journals ...

... ttO, a e look forward to its abolition. With Itotle Stamp Duty and the Advertisement a *ve reiterate our often expressed opinion, that iatter, if reduced, would confer much greater to(re geaerat advantages than the abolition of :in;er aud, to sunl up, viewing ...

... STAMP DUTIES BILL. Mr. WILSON moved that the above named Bill be read a third time. Mr. HADFIELD moved a Clause which was negatived without a division. Mr. G. HAMILTON, in the absence of Lord Naas, moved the insertion of the following Clause:— The stamp ...

... STAMP DUTY ON ADVERTISEMENTS. THIS DAY. A deputation waited on the Chancellor of the Ezohms's. at his official resides. is Diwningotreet, this afternoon, to urge apes him the propriety of repealing the stamp duty oa newspaper advertlanasate. The deputation ...

... STAMP DUTY ON NEWSPAPERS. A meeting of newevenders, convened by circular and advertisements, was held last evening at St. Martin's- ball, Long-acre. The meeting was convened for 7 o'clock, but it was an hour later before the chairman, Mr. WILD, accompanied ...

... NEWSPAPER-STAMP DUTIES BILL. On the order of the day for the second reading of this bill, petitions were presented by Mr. Cowan, from inhabitants and from letterpress printers of Edinburgh, praying the House to repeal all restrictions newspapers, and ...

... STAMP DUTIES BILL. On the order of the -lay lor going into Commirtee on this bill, Mr. be hoped the lon. gentleman would not press the motim, many commercial and prores.ional memlers who were intercoted ia the measure could not preseut. I Mr. W. BROWN ...

... for the reduction of the duty to Is. 6d. all round, thereby introducing uniformity in the duty. The wisdom of the course adopted by the Committee has been verified by the result. The Chancellor of the Exchequer has reduced the duty to Is. 6d. on all insurances ...

... Dnndas's conduct, and accused him of not having done his duty to his country, he was free from all stamp duties. If they allowed observations to be circulated through the country free of stamp, they ought, as a matter of public policy, to allow records ...

... deceive the masses. But it is not only the . stamp-duty' which. should be condemned: it is':like, o .wise the iniquitous, duty upon paper which sho.uld ,i become the object '.of loud denunciation. Tbis n duty averages twenty'or 'twenty-five per cent. Thus ...

... EVADING THE NEWSPAPER _STAMP DUTY. +I • ••••+. On Thursday, Mr. Edward Truelove, of 240, Strand, appeared before Mr. Henry, at Bow Street, upon On information laid at the instance of the Commissioners of Inland Revenue, under the 6th and 7th of William ...