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... interest in their own claims for the Repeal of the Hop Duty (cheers.) Believing as he did that the hop duty was unjust in principle and oppressive in practice, be also believed it was their duty to keep alive their agitation, to continue to set forth ...
... t Stamped. 4id PP2cz,l Unstameed, 3!,d anaidt, woe admitted the regatation te be eganwed of* consobea treecrtehrt. The Co. • ob‘erved towania the Jews. end introduced by Lord J. I to Frame limns fair re Otter end Mr. Bland. I 1%4 ,g ra ada tilde Ole he ...
... tax so as to get rid of its inequalities. PROBATE DUTY. Mr. WILLIAUS gave notice, for an early day, of a resolution that, in the opinion of this house, landed property should pay the same probate duty as that which was now levied on personal property ...
... ON CO3I3IRRCIAL BILL STAMPS.—Certain articles of the law of the 11th June, 1859, having enacted that stamps may be affixed in Prance to cornmercial bills coming unstamped from the colonies or foreign countries, and that such stamps shall be what are called ...
... slightest objection to their utroduction amongst us at low duty; but we 'h* decidedly object to their introduction at the cost of the continuance of the malt-tax, l war duties on tea and sugar, the hop duty, •* the Income-tax. French wine not a necessary one ...
... energy, and by absence of show and talk. He has begun well. Increase of the Duty on Salt. A Government notification published on the 21st of December announced the increase of the duty on salt, imported sea into any port of the presidency of Fort William, ...
... by ballot, and as the depu- tation seemed inclined to parade their 10,000 signatures rather ostentatiously, I consider it my duty to inform the public through you of the mauner in wh'eh some of these signatures were obtained, and also to --i.c an idea of ...
... 9th of May, 1861, when examined before a committee of the House of Commons on the newspaper stamp, said, in reply to ths question 625, The taking off of the stamp would cause a tota revolution in the whole press of the country. The result has verified ...
... Rules and Orders in, 90, 100, 114 St a mi* Act, New Provisions of, 42 Statutes. New Benefit Societies Amendment Act, 102 Stamp Duties, 91, 112 T. TRADERS AND NON-TRADERS, ...
... before he did so he would allude to one hi which the clergy had begun to make a movement—tbe abolition of church-rates. (Hear.) Now he could not vote for the abolition of churchrates, not that he thought the Establishment would not be supported,—not tbat he ...