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... ABOLITION OF THE PAPER TAX. THE EXETER: FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 27, 1861. As the Paper Tax will he repealed next Tuesday, Oct. lst., we shall reduce the price of The Western Times to TWO PENCE HALFPENNY, Unstamped. The Stamped Copies, to go by Post, will be ...
... NEWSPAPER STAMP RETURNS. The Exeter Gazette is boasting of its circulation of stamped papers. Since our reduction price to One Penny, our interest lies abridging the use of the impressed stamp. got no moro profit on a stamped paper than we do on an unstamped ...
... SIR STAFFORD NORTHCOTE, AND THE OXFORD TESTS ABOLITION BILL. We were unable last week to find room for the speech delivered by Sir S. Northcote, on Mr. Dodson's Bill for the abolition of Tests at Oxford University. We now append a fuller report:— Sir ...
... Stock and Implement* ss. per cent. No estra •barge for Thrashing by Steam. Tbe Government Duty on all Inaurano is is now repealed. charge made for Policy Stamps. PROVIDENT LIFE OFFICE, established in tbe aame year and under the same management, has been ...
... theiutroduction of the reduced duties, French wines in particular, which contributed to the consumption to the extent of 20 per cent, as compared with other wines; and it is stated that Mr. Gladstone's system of assessing the duties on wines according to strength ...
... Exchequer whether newspaper proprietors who may have 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, and to retain the privileges sending ...
... SONS’-PLACE, STRAND, EXMOUTH. Ss HE MISSE: ; SANDFORD (daughters of the late Mr. T. San ford, of Exeter), beg to announce that the duties of their School will b on MONDAY, JaAMUARY 20th, 1862. Terms way be had on application, personally or by fetter, at the abowe ...
... like many other modem shibboleths, been qualified by the results of practical experience. In England, previous the abolition of the stamp duty, nothing could more decorous than the tone of its press. The most exciting questions were discussed with calmness ...
... Brice. The chairman read a letter from the Hathorleigh Highway Board as to petitioning the House of Commons on the abolition of stamp duty on the contracts for repairing the highways. Dr. Bent thereupon moved that a petition be prepared and delivered to ...
... individual cases, the public nterests would be promoted by the abolition of patents. Lord Stanley remarked that some feeling was entertained that the abolition patents, would involve the abolition of oopj right ; but there was marked difference in the two ...
... COMMONS,—Thursday. Impressed Stamps on newspapers.—Th Chancel lor reply to Air. Weston said that on Monday he hoped to lay the table the bill relating to the ImureWd Stamps on Isewspapers. 'pressed Drawback Ship Duties and Timber—T„f Chancellor of the ...
... £32,000; the duty upon eggs, which yields £22,000 the duty upon nutmegs, which yields £11,000; the duty upon pepper, which yields £10,000; the duty upon liquorice, which yields £9,000; the duty upon dates, which yields£7,ooo ; and the ...