... 25th Juoe, without any shame for duty. Polities cow In existence. becomitic due at Midsummer, will be renewable without duty, or If the same amount of money Is paid as heretofore, the Policy will be increased accordingly. Special surveyed without charge ...

... Jrtsuranct Aum. AND GLOBE 1 INSURANCE COMPANY. FR BAIN ES, Ayer t, (Arne Street, ABOLITION OF FIRE INSURANCE DUTY. MA NCHESTER FIRE ASSURANCE COMPANY. K G STREET, MAN, I ER; 96, CI I EAPMDE, DON N Agencies all the ylecei In the rigdom. he beg to give ...

... clauses. The Penny Stamp. —“W. E. R.” wishes to know if cheques or drafts payable to order and on demand on a penny stamp may be drawn upon any others than bankers. Yes, the law is clear. The ordinary cheque is only exempt from stamp when drawn upon banker; ...

... publication, to be entitled to the privilege of transmission and retransmission the post, shall be printed on paper stamped for denoting the stamp duty imposed law on a newspaper, printed the like number of sheets or pieces of paper, and of the like dimensions ...

... SPEAKER took the chair at four o'clock. A number of petitions were presented in favour of repeal of advertisement duty and of the stamp duty upon newspapers. Sir DE LACY EVANS asked the government al. titer in reference to the late negotiations with the ...

... next prepared to concede a total repeal of the duty bricks (hear, hear). The less to the revenue in consequence of the reduction in the stamp duties would amount to £300,000, and from the abolition of the duty on bricks to £450,000, making ...

... inure would he heard of the stamp duties. The priiicii.6 of the budget was to relieve a great interest, the only Sufi: ring ' interest. The relief to that noterest was voluntarily offered by the ministers, and, as the Stamp Duties Bill was now defunct, I ...

... of Albion Mill, Ecclesbill, and the Apperley Bridge Mutual Improvement Society praying for the abolition of the advertisement, newspaper stamp, and paper duty. Lord John Russell, in answer to Sir J. Pakington, stated that in the event of the secularisation ...

... relating the newspaper stamp duty and the attornies’ oertificates. It was desirable that they should get forward as rapidly as possible with the other parts of the bill, in order to facilitate the introduction of the penny (receipt) stamp duty, they could not ...

... and on Stamps of 1;179,719. This last decrease is explained by the tampering of Sir C. Wood with the stamp duties. For though the reduced duties only came into operation yesterday, the promise of a reduction must have stopped all use of ...

... reduction of the tea duties had given the a relief of £950,000; the estimated loss was £306 ...

... grappling with some of these grievous anomalies, Sir C. Wood limits his attention to the abolition of the excise on brick; the re-arrangement of the stamp duties on bonds, transfers and leases, the promotion of drainage, and the attempt to pay of a very ...