... require under Section 41 the same stamp as Promissory Notes. As these letters ire usually taken in duplicate, the duty would be 12 'Epees, upon the amount of Rupees 5000 to that of Rupees 10.000, and this in addition to the stamps on the Bills of Exchange attached ...

... BONNET RIBBONS, from 2Jd. FRENCH SHAWLS, SILKS, GLOVES, VELVETS, RIBBONS. &c, - » t.Which been ra«etred since the ...

... FRANCE AND THE PAPER DUTIES. ILLUSTRATED. TIMES SATURDAY, MARCH 31, 1800. Ever since it was announced that the abolition of the paper duties formed part of the liude-et, their general character became exposed to new criticism. They almost universally ...

... 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, ...

... 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 attributed ...

... to the propriety of removing the duty itself, for its reatrictive tendency has been admitted on all hands, and its repeal may be said to have been rendered a matter of necessity by the abolition of the newspaper stamp and the rapid development of cheap ...

... 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 ...

... iso more of them at presold. It is enough the remark what no one deny, that the modifications of the newspaper stamp duty, the advertisement duty, and other ‘taves on knowledge’ wire all proposed and carried the avowed understanding that newspapers, as the ...

... revision of the foreign wine duty, which was protective and differential duty. The grand feature of the wine duty was its prohibitory power. Foreign duty was ss, 10d., colonial duty lid., and there was a virtual excise ...

... and would W n* • •nipanied by the abolition the impressed stamp on newspapers, and the introduction of intermediate lid. postage-stamp. proposed to alter the system of hop credits, and to reduce the duty on hops and malt. THB INCOME-TAX AGAIN INCREASED ...

... pasition in which m.-.h-fl-u.—u.-.,m-._:\ (Flear, hear.] The paper duty must sooner or later ‘ the stamp. Wosay ssner and not later, and (b it chould flloe o(e ko] I & poogoned that the paper duty shall be sbolished sfier the 19t of July -mJ:WMhM-“'-& u&::u::—a-&- ...

... 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 ...