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... diminished since the stamped i sgucg have not been made obligator)'. It is, in fee*., calculated that in provincial papers and metropolitan j ourua f 1 foreign and provincial circulation the un-1 stamped numbers are sue to one of the stamped. Nevertheless, ...
... likely to get by the repeal of the paper duty. By depriving us of the impressed stamp, they shut us out from the post-office, and entail upon serious amount of trouble and outlay. At present the impressed stamp carries the newspaper free for 15 days. If ...
... period of tbe malt doty credit; changing time of payment of the hop duty ; imposing a duty of Ss. per owt. on home-grown chicory until March, 1861, and 6s. afterwards ; imposing stamp duties on contract notes, assignment of leases exceeding terms of 36 years ...
... respect as that which prevails in England. Accordingly, in future deeds executed without stamps, or with insufficient stamps, will duly stamped on payment of tbe duties without any penally, provided they presented the clref office in Dublin for the purpose ...
... nroroM-.D stamp alterations. Ot provincial cotcroporanes arc uneasy at the stamp alterations of the Chancellor of the Exchequer. should prefer fuller and more explicit information before advancing any decided opinion on the subject. would desirable to ...
... AIILIAMENT AR Y REFORM. MEETING the CITIZENS OF DUBLIN FAVOURABLE TO PARLIAMENTARY REFORM, EXTENSION OF THE SUFFRAGE. THE ABOLITION OF THE FREEMAN FRANCHISE, AND VOTE BALLOT. To thh Right Honourable thb Loud Mayor, We, the undersigned, request your Lordship ...
... AP.LIAMEXTAR Y REFORM. Ml- hie CITIZENS OF DUBLIN FAVOI'RARLB TO PARLIAMENTARY REFORM, KMLNSION THE SUFikage, abolition the freeman FRANCHISE, AND VOTE BY BALLOT. To TIIF. I'l'illT HOKOURABLE THE LOKl* MaVOR, We, tlie under.-igned, request your Lordship ...
... impressed stamp on newspapers is still to continued, the privilege of repealed retransmission of tbe paper bearing the stamp is to be finally withdrawn. The whole amount of benefit which is derivable by any party from the use of the impressed stamp lit-s ...
... vruu'iu JoubleO. He ' Gr** hud lu.agined lUnt nolle lorJe opposite would have found In t*a’ ce argument m support of the abolition of lie duty, seeing hat would cauae much Jargtr circulation of the papers jrofessing Conservative prii.riples amongst the p-ople ...
... the damages at 300/. Abolition the Paper Duty. —Orders have been forwarded to the various officers upon the paper survey to stamp the paper up to the Ist of April next with black ink, and should any reams or parcels of paper so stamped be stock on the 15th ...
... to the abolition of duties which form the second or supplementary part of the measure propose for the alteration of the Customs* duties. We propose to abolish entirely and immediately the duty on butter, which yields £95,000 (cheers) —the ...
... these abolitions amounting to 382,0001. I propose likewise a reduction of duties upon five articles of great im!>ortance, one of which strikes at the principal differential duty, except those which we have killed the French treaty—namely, the duty timber ...