... considered ; : .- i- land) Act Amendment Bill— 1 * ; _ ; I'u'VV' Charities Biil— second reading; . - ira'ice Company (.-stamp Duties on ?? -.hereupon; Mines Regulation and r , uiU—c'H-.uv.utee. - NOTICE--! OF MOTIONS. ?? v -- r c— Am y. -vc. (Clothing) ...

... would keep on the paper duty or have an extra income tax of onei penny, and the house pre- ferred by a majority of 53 the repeal of the paper duty, and the house subsequently preferred taking .iff that duty to reducing the duty on tea. (Hear.) He bad heard ...

... several per- sons were privy to the outrage. Earl Russell, in moving the second reading of Mr. Gladstone's bill for the abolition of compul- sory church rates, detailed at some length the pro- visions of the measure, and stated that he was not aware that ...

... impressed stamp on Irish newspapers may not be abolished, and the discount abroad on such stamps be con- tinued ; by Mr. Dalglish, from the Cowcaddens Mechanics' Institute, Glasgow, praying for tte abolition of the paper duty and the newspaper ...

... were some posi- tive obligations entered into for the reduction of taxation. Of these the abolition of tbe paper duty was one ; and tbe abolition of the paper duty in- volved a loss of near £1,000,000 a year to the revenue. It was held to be an absurd inconsis- ...

... should not have come down to household suffrage in 1867, and it is very possible that if the abolition of the Irish Church is not accepted in 1868 the abolition of the English Church may have to be very seriously considered in 1869. The dangers to the English ...

... question now before us ? Are we asked to censider tbe abolition of the malt duty, or are we asked to c- insider its reduction? I put aside the question of abolition. The abolition of the malt duty would be the death warrant *f the whole of ...

... which the hon. gentleman concluded his speech— namely, that we shoul-l augment the malt duty to make up for the abolition of the hop duty ; for every' augmentation of duty produces precisely the same effect in requiring additional capital to meet it. My hon ...

... with Uie decease of Elizabeth ; the abolition in 1641 of tbe eccle- siastical jurisdiction ; the revolution of 1688. the accession of the House of Hanover ; the middle of the eighteenth century; and the abolition of the Court of Delegate.. These subdivisions ...

... that is the result. With regard to the stamps, the principal variations are as follows : — The in- crease of the legacy and succession duty amounts to 7S'\o9o-., and tbat on common law stamps 50,000/., receipt stamps 10,000/., and fire insurance 33,000/ ...

... support of the budget and the repeal of the paper duty ; by Mr. G. Heathcote, from Bisbrook, Rutlandshire, praying that the reduction of the malt duty may be coincident with the re- duct-- >n of the duties on foreign wines and spirits ; by Mr. John Locke ...

... treaty was made there was a duty of 15 per cent, on all pure silks coming from France. The treaty abolished that duty suddenly and absolutely, but, incredible as the statement mi -ht appear, without a tittle of reciprocal abolition of the _ut2.es on English ...