... STAMP DUTIES. Your Committee ere of opinion, considering the reduction urhich in many eases has been made in the Stamp Duties, tuat the existing impressed stamp of sa. Charter-parties might with propriety rcdnccd. The ordinary mode of ...

... officers, and It would be accompanied by the abolition of the impressed stamp on newspapers, and the introduction of intermediate lid. postage-stamp. proposed to alter the ayatera of hop credits, and to reduce the duty on hops aud malt. ...

... NEWSPAPER STAMPS. Sir S. NORTHCOTE asked whether newspaper proprietors who may have in their possession any stamped sheets on .the day when the proposed new regulations for the abolition of the impressed stamps take effect, will allowed to use them, and ...

... of customs, excise, and other acal machinery which act as the dead weight to naluridly expansive commerce. The abolition of the paper duties alone will create a saving of £20,000 in the matter of excise expenses. A great amount of new employment to the ...

... inauspicious circumstances, and, having obtained as an instalment the abolition of the stamp duty on newspapers, seemed now about to be crowned with success by the total repeal of the paper duties (applause). That desirable end was in no slight degree to be ...

... and it would be accompanied by the abolition of the impressed stamp on newspapers, and the introduction of an intermediate lid. postage-stamp. He proposed to alter the s) stem of hop credits, and to reduce the duty on hope and malt. THE LNCOVE-TAX AGAIN ...

... customs by the abolition of all paltry and unproductive duties deserves immediate sanction. That they support the abolition of the excise duty on paper, because it Las been a serious obstacle to the growth of commerce and education. the duty ...

... inauspicious circumstances, and, having obtained as an instalment the abolition of the stamp duty on newspapers, seemed now about to be crowned with success by the total repeal of the paper duties (applause). That desirable end was in no slight degree to be ...

... bulky all against church rates Sir J Trelawncy presented Hr 117 tit abolition Mr ilpde presented from University of their seal abolition for parts n hour which Wine Licenses Bill ABOLITION BILL— motion Sir J relawuey for going into committee on bill Mr and ...

... imposing Henceforth not into but also to to or to affixed to (not stamp) stamp by writer or used of to of directions stamp Id certified copy extract of or from register of marriages or burials duty to or Mount Edqcumbs lut life fa Hem loedahip type bat to till ...

... charges upon lob warrants, license. to eating.hooses to sell wine and beer, an alteration of the duty on game certificates, the ~ f the exemption hom stamp duties on certain cheques, and other small items, would yield 506,0001., =Mac, together with 810,0001 ...

... The speaker took the chair four o’clock. STAMPS NEWSPAPERS. In reply to question from Mr. Western, The CHANCELLOR EXCHEQUER said that on Monday he hoped to lay on the table the BiU relating to the Impressed Stamps on newspapers when he''would enter into ...