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... account of the tea duties rendere hit exceptional. In April, 186/, In the very height and flush of prosperhy, the exch‘e preduced £l, - 3613,00 but in April, 185 S, Airier the great commercial Mali, excise produced £1,602.000. (Hear). The stamps in April, 1867 ...
... PRACTICE BILL Mr 11ADYIELD. On consideration of this bill, moved the addiiion of a proviso to the elf.ct that in certain cases stamp duty should not be chargeable upon diplomas. The Howse divided, when there appeared—For the proviso, 16; against it, 40. Majority ...
... the House that the paper-duty was not iii iterlf a LIM which should be maintained as a permanent source of revenue. The paper-duty was laid on in the reign of Qote,n Anne. in conjunc.ion with the advertisement newspaper stamp dittos, for the express purpose ...
... and Protestants. The Portumna Bridge (Ireland) Bill, the Chancery Amendment Bill, the bale of Poisons, dt2., Bill, and the Stamp Duty on Pii,sports 8.11 passed through committee. The Non-Parochial Register Bill read a third time and passed. The Earl of inquired ...
... bankers' chequee, m likely to intuits' with the penny receipt stamp. Mr H. Ison.tat expressed his disappoiutineut at the THE BUDGET. budget not having embraced the repeal of the pupae duty, The Bowe thin went into committee of ways and means, and said ...
... for the estimated actual deficiency would thus require to be made. This he proposed to do by equalizing the duty paid on Irish spirits. The duties had been equalized in Scotland, and had resulted in great benefit to that country, and he thought the some ...
... a majority for the Liberals. In the Ministerial programme are measures for the abolition of slavery in the Dutch Collonies' and for the abol ishing the onerous stamp duties on newspapers• The opening of the Mediterranean Railway, Spain, though quite recent ...
... Bill. Mr BRADY gave notice that, on going into committee on the Budget, he shonlii move, as an amendment, that a halfpenny stamp should be placed on cheques for under £lO. Mr Rintar asked the Chancellor of the Exchequer whether it was the intention of ...
... without a division. The resolutions will cons«quently be considered on Friday. PENNY STAMP ON CHEQUES. The resolution agreed to in committee of ways and meane for a penny stamp on cheques was reported, and a bill ordered to be brought in to give effect to the ...
... taken ao part in the quarre l. Siinkhorne knocked him d o wn, kicked him savagely under the chin with • pair of heavy boots, stamped upoa his body, and finally jumped aspen hint. Some persons then came up and took thc unfortunate man Lennard from under B ...
... organ in the press—we Sod an estimate of Lord Clanricarde's value as a statesman. The Tunes contemptuously remarks, As the duties of the Lord Privy Seal are merely nominal, Lord Harrowby of course performed them satisfactorily, and Lord Clanricable will ...
... performance of his duties. [Noes.—We willingly give insertion to the above extract. Any remarks of our owe as to the propriety or son-propriety of the reduction, we most postpone till we hear the reasons assigned for the proposed abolition of the supplemental ...