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... railways, savings banks, indigenous sugar, mid kindred subjects. In 1844 he was a member of the commission respecting newspaper stamps. He adhered to the revolution of 1848, and offered the advice of his experience to the provisional Government, several members ...
... of the West-end establishments, instead of you post-office stamps. As silver dropout Sompenees are not so plentiful as they be, generally prefer stamps to coppers : who cannot get his stamps cashed under ten per cent. is saved from loom no Royal Comanim ...
... TIN , . IMPERIAL TAXES consist of customs, ri- de., stamps, taxes, income and property tax, post-ollice, Crown lands, and miecellaaisous. The first existed in Englead before the Conquest Excite duties were introduced In 1625. Assessed taxes date from famage ...
... raising the revenue of the year. Assuming the tea duty to be continued, and table( the incometax at 4d., he thus calculated next year's Income : Cadens, ; Elmira, 410,330,000; at 4,1., and ineluding arrears, stamps, 12,650,000; tam e, 3,54 0 ,000; Post-office ...
... lately ha Messrs. Duynan's employ, and Thomas Simpson, aged 17, one of his associates. Thompson (motioned to attend to his duties without exciting suspicion until Saturday Lat. He has since been absent from home, and he and the other have been traced to ...
... the land question. regard to the stamp duty on life insurance policies I of serail amount, it announced that the Chancellor of the Exchequer has intimated that he has directed that in the act consolidating the stamp duties, which le In coarse of preparation ...
... have enabled each one of those volunteers to spend his day at the Crystal Palace. People have sneered enough at the idea of duty having anything to do with the matter; but if any one will take the trouble to go through the day's work he will scarcely carry ...
... tending d9wnwards. Considerable dissatisfaction is felt in British Burmals, in consequence of the proposed enhancement of the duty on rice. At!‘ ices received from Hannah express fears of famine. The prospects of the Assam tea crop are favourable. Mr. Massey ...
... Telegram via Point de Gene.) GALLII.-OCt. 19th.—Legislattrie still in Session. Stafford has reconstructed the Ministry. Stamp duties carried by large majority. Yield of gold and revenue increasing. Country tranquil. 14th, 50th, and 57th Regiments leaving ...
... opprcseiUll. Rice effmta on Ischia 6f the abolition of floggirg in the army, the repeal of Catholic disabilities, reform in the Government of India, the spread of education, the improvement of prison management, the abolition of slavery, law reform, and the I ...
... amy other Acts relating to the Midland Railway Company, and will alter tolls, rates, and duties, and vary and extinguish exemptions from tolls, rates, and duties. Duplicate plans and sections, describing the line, situation, and levels of the intended ...
... have been examined. The duty on foreign fish is at present 10fr. the 100 kilogrammes ; it is affirmed that there is an intention to propose a reduction to sfr. The English commissioners insist upon an entire abolition of the duty, but this will probably ...