... MARINE STAMP DUTY. A question of which Mr Mundella has given notice is of great iuterest to seaports. It is addressed Chancellor of the Exchequer, and in effect amounts to a demand for the abolition of the stamp duty on marine insurance, the ...

... officers, and it would be accompanied by the abolition of the impressed stamp on newspapers, and the introduction of intermediate lid. postage-stamp. He proposed to alter the system of hop credits, and to reduce the duty on hops and malt. THE INCOME-TAX AGAIN ...

... Councils. MARINE INSURANCE BTAMP. Mr Goschen, answering Mr Mundslla, could give no hope of the abolition of the stamp duties upon marine insurance. (House sitting.) ...

... Policy both Liberal and Conservative Governments during the last twenty-five years. The abolition of the Sugar Duty by Gladstone, and the redaction of the Tea Duty Lord Salisbury, together with the stimulus to production induced the extra consumption, ...

... Policy oi both Liberal and Conservative Governments during the last twenty-five years. The abolition of the Sugar Duty Gladstone, and the reduction of tho Tea Duty Lord Salisbury, together with the stimulus to production induced the extra consumption, has ...

... sugar duties were repealed, the excise duties on horses and mules, horse dealers' licenses and race horse duty were likewise repealed. Brewers' licenses were reduced, but the duty levied on sugar for use in brewing was increased. The stamp ...

... tea and sugar might now be made luxuries of the rich if duties enough wore imposed upon them The wine duties were duties of protection, differential, not revenue duties. customs’ reform and new duties. Mr. Gladstone then proceeded to ...

... 505,000, excess of £24,000. Tbe increase in the probate duty would give the local authorities precisely what the van and wheel tax would have produced. (Laughter.) Stamp duties, including death duties, £13,642,000, r.n increase of £430,000; Post Office, ...

... years. The reduction of the fourpenny stamp to the penny stamp was the first favour wrung from Government; the abolition of the eighteen-penny advertisement duty was the second ; and the abolition of the compulsory ...

... cotton duties, and wilh them the miscellaneous duties which simply an- oyed, without yielding levenue that was worth collecting, and has reduced and equalised the salt duties. The Statist has little doubt that the sweeping away of all these duties will ...

... the Exchequer gave an explanation of the matter and the bill passed. the third reading of the Stamp Duties Bill, Sir II Cairns suggested that the stamp duty imposed by the bill on contracts for the sale of stock was not warranted by the resolution. The ...

... connection with the universities ; they opposed the freedom of the press ; resisted the repeal of the stamp duties and the paper duty ; opposed the abolition of purchase in the array ; tne freedom the Irish Church ; they opposed the freedom of man in their ...