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... of the Court a I joint representation by the Universities of St Andrew-s, Glasgow, and Aberdeen in favour of the abolition of the stamp duty of PM0 leviable on admission to the degree of 2M.D. The meeting remitted to the Business and Finance Committee. ...
... God, in His good providence and by the enlightenment of His Spirit, shall enable the Church to see more clearly the path of duty. Mr TwoisoN begged also to give notice of an overture for next meeting, to the effect that the As- sembly resume the con ...
... in ( the came to him about the tickets he believed lie said in he had been to the Vestry before he called on him.C Witness stamped some cards, and Mr Lowlies took, St them away on his second visit. Tiere was no N, writing on them then, hut the same daysome ...
... appoint- m ment of an agent or mandatory which is autho. rised by the'22d section 'of 8 and 9 Vict., cap. 83, is exempt from stamp duty. WVLether a e heritori being'^ member of the Parochial Board d of Dalserf, is- entitled under that section to . appoint ...
... ng quarter of p I8S9. The items of account for. the quarter t are:-Customs, £4,603,798; excise, £6,680,060; o stamps, £3,705,000; house duty, £45,000; S property and income tax, £800,000; post of ic, r £2,500,000; telegraphs, £670,000; Crown lands, N ...
... 1882. Resolutions were passed unanimously protesting against the contionoos abolition of higher appointments, and condemning the almost universal system of having superior duties per- I; formed by officers of inierior grades without special! remuneration ...
... if made, rltothe PoieCcrrncssionsars. .tNstted that he wvas presieilcc atc 'oi-Cutthis~ week, and chat !i . ha felt it his duty to ask the ?? the divi. ion about the C ?? o. no.) He had told himi that I. liu'med a differentccomnpleaion li p it at first ...
... to appoint one or more proper persons to be assessors for the purposes of the Act; and it was provided that it should be the duty of such assessors annually to ascertain and assess the yearly rental or value of the several lands and heritages within the ...