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... working men than the abolition of Beer-houses, and the establishment of really wellregulated Provident Societies and Savings' Banks. Landed property has completely recovered from the shock which it received in 1846, by the abolition of the Corn Laws ; and ...
... Melody. By ditto. 3s. Each free by post for 19 stamps, VERY EASY PIANOFORTE MUSIC — ROSEBUDS.—A Series of Progressive Lessons on popular high-class Thames. 12 num> ers. each free by post for seven stamps. Arranged and Fingered by GEO. F. WEST. London ...
... aburden which the. present system of. stamp B. duties. on transfers of land, mortgages. and aC lbonds, where the sum dealt -with does not m - exceed 1,000!., anid a 'corresponding reduction til f on the stamp duty on leases of a small amount. G He stated ...
... watch-case makers, £l5OO. STAMPS.— The stamp laws to be consolidated, and reductions the amount of £200,000 made in various stamps, including progressive duty on number of words in deed, duty letters of attorney, Ac. The ...
... great weight and authouty ; but whilst it was the especial duty of statesmen to deal with questions that were ready to their hands either by their own work or the work of others, it was the duty of private members to avail thenuelves of the oppoi unities ...
... more accoptabl boon to community than the reduction of the hitherto exoi bitant Duty upon Tea, which comes into operation this day (Jun Ist.) By graduated reduction of duties, every advantage is effee tuaily secured to the consumer—avoiding the drawbacks ...
... future rate of duty on this class of goods, The loss, indeed, would have been nominally £90,000 greater, but we believe this sum would soon have been more than returned, In addi- tion to these changes are a few alterations in the stamp duties aud licences ...
... London Docks, advocated duty on American flour. Mr. John Fox, Bristol, Mr. Councillor Brown, Birmingham, and others followed. Two resolutions were passed stating that the Government should enter into negotiations for the abolition ef all tariffs and treaties ...
... Act RejxaJ, Election Expenses, Elementary Education Act )1870) Amendment, Fceßof Conquest Abolition—after changing its name to Reductions ex capite lecti Abolition, Epping Fores?, Eweline Rectory. Exchequer Bonds (£700,000), Expiring Ijoans Continuance ...
... instead of In the opponent, of Progress. The Taxes on Knowledge consist of- 1. The duty on Foreign Books. s.: 2. The duty on Paper. S. 3. The Advertisement duty. 4. The Penny Stamp on Newspapers. The first of these taxes does not affect a very considerable number ...
... cases, the public interests would be promoted by the abolition of patents. ' Lord STANLEY (Lynn) remarked that some feeling was Bntertained that the abolition of patents would involve the abolition of copyright; but there was a marked differ- ence in ...
... GLaADsromc's first financial year, and by his great Budget, lie reduced the duties on Tea, Sugar, Stamps, and Newspapers, with some of the Assessed Taxes; and he entirely abolished the duties on Soap, Adver- tisements, and a host of 2ninor articles. At the saime ...