... greater expense to the revenue : that is, the abolition of the impressed newspaper stamp. We cannot conceive what reason Mr. Gladstone can possibly have for interfering with the present syßtem of impressed stamps. It works well, though not near so well as ...

... greater expense to the revenue: that is, the abolition of the impressed newspaper stamp. We cannot conceive what reason Mr. Gladstone can possibly have for interfering with the present system of impressed stamps. It works well, though not near so well as ...

... forty columns of advertisements, selected a0 as to be of general interest. The Proprictora, taking advantage of the Abolition of tho P aper Duty, have now resolved that on and after the 5th of October the price of the shall be reduced to Every Saturday, of ...

... AND MIDDLESEX. PRICE ONE PENNY.—STAMPED, TWO PENCE. WANTED, a Strong Active Youth, as an Apprentice to the Grocery and Provision Trade.—Apply to T. Peruy, High-street, Biggleswade. WANTED, FURNISHED APARTMENTS at Stevenage. Two Bed Rooms, Sitting Room ...

... REPEAL OF THE MALT DUTY. GREAT PUBLIC MEETING OF THE FARMERS OF ENGLAND, AND OTHERS IROUS OF PROMOTING THE, REPEAL OF THE MALT DUTY, IS HEREBY CONVENED THE CENTRAL ANTI-MALT TAX ASSOCIATION To held in the FREEMASONS' TAVERN, GREAT QUEEN STREET, LINCOLN'S ...

... the Stamp Duties. The Government had been reproached, remarked, with having nothing done for the agricuUurists, but they disclaimed any design of looking to the interest of classes. The question with reference the Malt Duty was as to its abolition or its ...

... total amount reduced in Income tax and tea duties amount to £3,200,000. In addition to these large reductions, Mr. Gladstone proposes to dispose of £143,000 of the surplus by the abolition of the eighteenpenny stamp on bills of lading and by the penny charge ...

... 1760, and both tea and sugar might now be made luxuries of the rich if duties enough were imposed upon them. 'Die wine duties were duties of protection, differential, not revenue duties. He then proceeded to develop e a supplem. 'Titary measure ot Customs’ ...

... generally be regarded as wholly unobjectionable. The stamp duty of U/. imposed upon chcques payable to order, is to be led to all cheques; stamp duty of ?nl. is to be imposed upon dock warrants, and a stamp ...

... conversation arose as to the course of publio business, which ended in the adjournment of the debate upon the Bill. The Stamp Duties Bill passed through committee after much discussion. Adjourned. I ...

... Coaarhons, against the no* qualified abolition of this ancient parbcbial charge, iron every parish and ecclesiastical district in England and Wales. Let clergy look to this, they will the first to suffer Church Rate Abolition. The Church Institution (4, Tr ...

... escape. Explosion in a Letter. —One morning last week, a clerk in the Oxford Pos f , Office was engaged the ordinary duty of stamping tho letters, which had just arrived the mail, he was alarmed by loud explosion resembling that of a gun, taking place ...