... Commons, the abolition of the advertisement duty and the stamp ditty, and on the prospect they now had of the abolition of the remaining restriction, the duty on paper, being also abolished. Dr. WATTS moved the first resolution— That the ...

... that' Ae . repeal of the duty on paper wa's inexpedient. The whole of bate turned on the question whether it was expedient to o r Income-tax of 9d. in the pound with the Paper-duties continueo_ol, of 10d. with the Paper-duties abolished. On a division ...

... returning from allows, 2s, per box, post free for 28 stamps; paekages of 10s. and upwards carriage free. Fowls, by Bally, the plainest and most practical treatise on the subject, post free for 25 stamps. Agriculturists and exporters requiring large supplies ...

... Kingdom merchandise imported from Franco, a rate of duty equal to the Excise duty, which is or shall be imposed upon articles of the same description in the L’nited Kingdom. At tho same time tho duty chargeable upon tho importation of such merchandise ...

... free of dash while Frame specifically retains a oinsiditable duty, with power to game 30 per mot. for the lira foot years, and 26 per mat, for the wad, weedy and is peribitory. net an abolition of the dudes on imago silk is ' will be prejudicial, not oily ...

... ter)— that the repeal of the duty on paper was inexpe\i'4,,-; whole of the debate turned on the question i.Liler it was expedient to have an income-tax of 9d. pound with the paper duties continued, or of 10d. paper duties abolished. On a division the ...

... moved that thie repeslof the duty on pae as inexe dient. The whole of the debate It a~o~the qeto whether it weatl expedient to'have en income-a o d in the pound with the paper. duties continued., or of l0u. with the paper duties abolished. On a division the ...

... I that the repeal of the duties on tea and sugar would have been a greater boon to the people; but after giving the matter the fullest consideration ministers had arrived at the conclusion that the abolition of the paper duty would impart a large amount ...

... argument in support of the abolition of the duty, seeing that it would cause a much larger circulation of the papers professing Conservative principles amongst the people of England (hear, hear). With regard to book publishers, the duty bore very lightly upon ...

... failure ip the action by Sir R. Peel of the duty on coffee. It not la? denied that the pajier duties stood very much in the same category as the duties upon glass, upon soap, and upon bricks. The excise duty on paper was the only one of these imposts which ...

... DUTY ON FIRE INSURANCES. Mr. H. B. SEIERIDAN moved for tea,e to introiuce a nin to amend the law rel ti g to th, duty now cha geable on fire is races, the object ot wh cl was t ) reduce from 3.. to Is. the duty upon premiums below ss. per c The hon. member ...

... they go to Germany for rags they find them saddled with a duty of 01. or lOf. per ton, and because when they go to France, although they will seldom If ever go there even after the export duty is reduced, they hud the door shut in their face, therefore ...