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... ABOLITION OF CHURCH RATES. Sit JOUN TRELAWNEY meved the second reading of the bill for the total abolition of church rates, Ile said that last session petitions, ll?ntd by 699,000 persons, bad been presented in favour of his measure, and although pumarous ...
... trades have done, how wondertufly cheapness increases demand. In all the great centres of population since the abolition of the mewspaper stamps, an almost fabulous increase has taken place in the circulation of newspapers ; in London, Manchester, Dublin ...
... HOLLAND. Tae HAcug, March 13,—The Second Chamber has approved by 41 votes against 31, a bill for the abolition of the newspaper stamp duty both upon home and foreign journals. The bill is to take effect from the 30th of June, ...
... opponents were altogether against that, and we had years of labour to induce them to get rid of the newspaper stamp, to get rid of the duty on advertisements, and finally to get rid of the tax upon paper. (Hear, hear.) They did not know spparently themselves ...
... liable to any higher rate of stamp duty than 2s. 6. (exclusive as aforesaid), such lease or tack shall not be avail able unless stamped with a particular stamp for denoting or testifying the payment of the full and proper stamp ...
... information on the question of compounding, and the evils attending ita abolition, will be furnished from various towus. Article 3 of the new French Press Bill reduces the stamp duty on Paris papers from 6c. to 50. which gives & saving of 3,600 f. per 1 ...
... repairer of all kinds of Musical Instruments, begn4o inform bis friends and the public in general that owing to the ABOLITION OF DUTY on Foreign Musical Instruments Le is able to make a considerable reduction in all the most useful i Jargest assortment ...
... Archdeaconry of Craven yesterdsy. Addressing the clergy of the district at Bkipton, he spoke of the Act for the compulsory abolition of Churchrates a 8 & measure which, under the specious pretext of a compromise, swept well-nigh everything away without any ...
... Qheen te negotiate with the I’ng»ctar of the l-‘renc{: for the purpose of concluding a treaty for the abolition of all laws which impose differential duties on the bottoms or cargoes of Britiago shipping in French ports.—Mr.” Horsrarn seconded the motion ...
... time, in sddition to a heavy duty on paper, the stamp upon every newspaper was4d. (Hear.) What would you think our friends behind us of the Daily Post would say it the Chancellor of the Exchequer proposed to put a fourpenny stamp upon every nuwmber of the ...
... o'clock. Several petitions were presented in favour of the biil for the repeal of the paper duties. Some were also presented against the bill. THE PAPER DUTY REPEAL BILL. HOUSE OF COMMONS.—Tuespay. V. RBGIUM'DONUM. Mr. BAXTER proposed a resolation for ...
... repairer of @ll kinds of Musioal Instruments, begs to inform his friends ?nd the public h; general that owing to the ABOLITION OF DUTY on¥oreigxn Musical Instruments he is able to make a consideraliie reduction in al the most usefularticies in the trace ...