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... the wine duties for the sake sf the benefits their abolition would confer upon England. considered it his duty to touch upon the coal clause about which there had been much discussion. The stipulation in question bound not to put any export duty on coal ...
... OWEN, Street ary. LARGEST AND CHEAPEST STOC OF Genuine I*hid and Unused FOREIGN STAMPS, At the MIDLAND STAMP DEPOT. 7, s/’A.VC’AV; STRKKT, AKA MlS(i TOS. All kindh of Old Stamps Bought, Sold, and Exchanged. Established Prepaid Orders Poat promptly attende«l ...
... Manager & Actuary. Birmingham Offices :-12, BENNETT'S HILL. 156] J. A. CUNNINGHAME, Resident Secretary. TOTAL ABOLITION OF FIRE INSURANCE DUTY. DISTRICT FIRE OFFICE ( Opposite the Post Office), 61, NEW STREET, BIRMINGHAM, UNITED WITH TIIE ALLIANCE BRITISH ...
... consideration of the Income Tax bill amended and the committee on the Stamp Duties bill. Mr. LINDSAY objected. He had long had a motion on the paper with regard to differential duties with France, which he had frequently postponed at the request of the ...
... 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 ...
... Summing up the proposed changes for the year 1866-67, Mr. Gladstone put the result thus : Timber duties Wine Duties Pepper Duty Stage Carriage and Post Horse Duties Conversion of Debt £307,000 58.000 112,000 85.000 502,000 Total 1,064,000 Learing an un ...
... for Ten Hours Billabsent; two divisions on the bill for the Repeal of the Newspaper Stamp Duty—absent; two divisions on Sir William Clay’s bill for the total Abolition of Church Rates —absent. Yours, A MAN WITHOUT A VOTE. Coventry, October 9th, 1855. ...
... Kingdom. In folding the Paper for -posting care shoidd be taken to let the Stamp appear distinctly outside, othericise much trouble will be caused at the Post Office, or the Stamp may possibly not discovered. All that was wanted carry the India Bill, we ...
... on railways, savings banks, indigenous sugar, and kindred subjects. In be was member of the commission respecting newspaper stamps. He adhered to the revolution of 1848, and offered the advice of his eznerience to the provisional Government, several members ...
... property of the country. He examined the charges brought against the Malt Duty, observ* ing that the question was to its abolition or i ts reduction. The total abolition of the duty would it is said, tend to bring out system of indirect taxation, and transfer ...
... number small duties, and announced his intention to abolish the licenses for foot hawkers, still makers, sellers of playing cards, sospmskers, paper and wstchcose makers; to abolish the progressive stamp duty deads, reduce the 355. stamp charged beyond ...
... Such would inevstabiy be the result, as regards the newspaper press, from the abolition of the advertisement duty, the halfpenny stamp on supplements, | and the excise duty on paper. As regards tie traae and the } public at large: the enormous increase ...