... in the Corps Legislatifi. With reference to the press, the proposed changes would consist in a lowering of the stamp duty, the abolition of the necessity for Government authorisation, and in cases of offences against the press laws the substitute of ...

... The concession to the press is incomplete without trial jury, but it confers some advantagesthe reduction of the Stamp Duty, the abolition of the previous authorization for the establishment of new journal, and no more fiats the Minister of the interior ...

... tbe payment of taxes, tbe stamp duties on documents, &o. He remembered tbat be once sent two documents to Dublin with a Gs stamp duty. At the registry office it was qaestidned that the amount was sufficient, and 1/ 15s stamps was once put on ...

... Chamber Deputies the on Signor lioesi's motion for the abolition the forced currency was tinned. Signor resumed his speech commenced the last sitting. did not consider expedient to subordinate the abolition of the forced currency to removal the deficit. urged ...

... excise duties on the three quarters shew slight increase, from 14,216,000/. to 14,507,000/. ; the stamp duties have risen from 7,029,000/. to 7,135,000/., in spite of some minor reductions, and in spite of abatement of the fire insurance duty, which it ...

... Exchequer hether coupons issued railway compauies for the payment their debenture interest are rendered liable the stamp duty of one penny the new stamp act, or whether in the opinion of the law officers of the crown the working of the act carries out the assurance ...

... Commodore’s Cap, from Byde Cherbourg, nearly sixteen minutes. Abolition of the Office op Stamp Diutribu- TOH.— We believe that it ia now finally settled that the offices and duties of stamp distributors are be absorbed in those of the collectors of excise ...

... to the abolition of dutiea which form the second or supplementary part of the measure propose for the alteration of the customs’ duties. We propose to abolish entirely and immediately' the duty on butter, which yields 95,0007, (cheers); the duty on tallow ...

... capacity to pay for the indulgence. Stamps show a substantial increase, arising, we are told, from the development of the succession duties and expansion of commercial and other transactions. The succession duties, it must be confessed, have proved failure ...

... forced to keep separate dies and impress single stamps, that they are paid for that class of work, and if not employed on that they would on tome other. Since the permission to issue unstamped sheets, the stamped issue has falleu off enormously, and with the ...

... suspension bill was read second time. The street music (metropolis) bill was read third time, and passed. The inland revenue stamp duties bill was read a third time, and passed. The railways (Ireland) act amendment bill and drainage improvement of land (Ireland) ...

... Bhnfler penalties attach the last case, and these penalties apply to all the Id. and 3d. stamps. Foreign bills must have the stamp duty expressed by one stamp, and not by several making up the amount, in the last case; they will be treated unstamped ...