... inhabited houses and shops, £100,000. of the tax on male servants, £50,000. of the license duty on dogs, £50,000. of that on horses, £100,000. out of the stamp duties, and some £8,000. at snost out of the incomne-tax--or, in all, about £000,000., out of an ...

... of the new tariff. the reduction of the duty on wine and spirits, as well as the total abolition of the duties on a number of smraI articles all tending toswell the revenue. We believe, however, that the wine duty may be considered an exception to this ...

... REPEAL OF CUSTOMS' DUTIES. I now come to the abolition of duties which form the second or supplementary part of the measure we propose for the alteration of the Customs' duties. We propose to abolish entirely and immediately the duty on ...

... there was an increase are the spirit duties, the duties on sugar and tea, though the favourable difference in 1862 was not very important in amount, boiing less than £133,000. In the revenue derived from the duties on malt, hops, amd wine there was a decrease ...

... are in growing request, as a consequenc of the abolition of the. duty but the trade is almost exclusively on home account. Tinplate-workers are very busy on japanned boxes and baths, toilet wares, and stamped goods. Printed trays and plaques are in growing ...

... From the match-boy to the millioaire, all are to pay their share. A rceadjustment of the legacy and probate duties, the impohsition of a stamp duty on matches, and the increase of the Income Tax, with a change in theamode of levying it, are the war taxes ...

... one of the seventy blinds which were put up in uiustratien of the various trades, The Council had again petitioned for the abolition or further redaction on fire insurance, and recommended the continuance of petitions by all Chambers until this tax had been ...

... could be attributetl, ir was statedthiat thelresenlt system of marking thle cases of watches of foreign manufacture with the stamp of the G3oldsmiths' Company Was, in the opilios of the Chamber, injuriously affecting tite watch trade of the district. The ...

... of the new Government bill, relative to the stamping of building leases, which proposes to subject all leases executed since the 1st February, to a stamp duty of ten shillings in addition to the stamp duty on the rent. The petitioners show ...

... slibwed that 10,611 ounces silver and 1,491 ounces gold (principally marriage rings) had been stamped, and £1,347 Os. duty paid in the ten months preceding its abolition The past was the most prosperous year the! hall has bad for a quarter of a century. 1 PROFrTY ...

... electro-platers, and silversmiths are &oing quite as well as migh.. be ex-pected in view of the probable early abolition of the silver duty- Flated and wthite-metal spoons and forks are in brisk demand for ustralia sad South America, as wel as mfor the ...

... that if the Association wished to propose any- thincg to the Chancellor of the Exchequer, they could sug- gest that a penny stamp duty be imposed upon invoices. 14 That would produce the amount now derivable from income tam.-Mr. Whitwell, while sympathising ...