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

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

... minor articles; and to crown all the paper duty is to go. The duty is to be reduced to a nominal sum on timber, currants, raisins, and such like. The impressed stamps on newspapers ore to make way for adhesive stamps,—an inevitable consequence of the book ...

... Legislature the reduction or abolition of the present difierential duty of one penny per pound foreign paper, except in the case of countries from which the free export in rags is permitted. Admission os' Foreign Spirits at a REnecstD Duty. A deputation from the ...

... processes for dyeing. We frit justified, therefore, in protesting against the abolition of the silk-duties ; and in recording our opinion that if French silks were admitted duty-free, the whole of the expenditure would be lost, and prosperity would be turned ...

... other minor articles; and to crown the paper duty is to go. The duty is to reduced to a nominal sum on timber, currants, raisins, and such like. The impressed stamps newspapers arc to make way for adhesive stamps, —an inevitable consequence of the book postage; ...

... Exchequer 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 stamp take effect, would be allowed to use them, aud to retain the privilege of sending ...

... 1760, and both tea and sugar might now be made luxuries of the rich if duties enough were imposed upon them. The wine duties were duties of protection, differential, not revenue duties. Mr. Gladstone then proceeded to develope a supplementary measure of ...

... £l*o,ooo. Then there would be duty os. cwt. chicory, yielding £3O OOU. There would penny stamps and dd. stamps certain trade documents; eating-houses, including pastrycooks, would allowed licenses to Bell wine bee'r. The duty game certificates would be altered ...

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

... the tea and sugar duties, the paper duty, the trade in rags, the mode of assessing the Income-tax under the different schedules, the readjustment ol the tax. and the frauds attending its collection. the resolution imposing a duty upon contract notes ...

... March 16. NEWSPAPER STAMPS.—In anAwer to Sir S. Norlbcote, Mr. said that some arrangement woala be made to prevent newspaper proprietors who may have in their possession any stamped sheets when the abolition of the impressed stamp takes place, from suflenng ...