... HEPEAL OF THE PAPER DUTY. Proprietor ofthe Louth Advfrtiser being resolved to give the Public the full benefit of the abolition of * Duty upon Paper, has great pleasure in Submitting to bis numerous Subscribers, sheet, which he flatters himself will ...

... not a Supply Bill. The main question, however, was the abolition of the Paper Duty aud the objection to its repeal, and in supporting the amendment he performed only what he deemed a solemn duty, with no desire to embarrass the Government, still less ...

... total amount reduced in income-tax and tea duties amouDt £3,200,000. In addition to these large reductions, Mr. Gladstone proposes to dispose of £143,000 of the surplus by the abolition of the eighteenpenny stamp on bills of Fading and the penny charge on ...

... so with English stamps. Newspaper proprietors must send their paper, no matter how far off, to one of these stamp offices; the paper is there unpacked, counted, stamped by hand, re-packed, and returned. What with outlay capital for stamps, double freight ...

... of the duties, and their impolicy, as well the injurious effects of the tax upon both the growers and tho public. The hop duties he regarded excrescence of the malt duty, and ha believed that they were abolished the increase of the malt duty would, In ...

... Jew. Entirely in the power of an embarrassed and pitiless landlord, his position has been rendered more miserable by. the abolition of serfdom and it is but lately that, in consecuence of the measures for the he editary surrender tneir allotments, thp forlorn ...

... taxation, the tea and sugar duties, the paper duty, the trade rags, the mode of assessing the Income-tax under the different schedules, the readjustment ot the tax, and the frauds attending its collection. ' the resolution imposing a duty upon contract notes ...

... and Is. for the stamp in excess of the sum charged by the fire-office an equivalent for tho risk. Then, suppose five tradesmen who insured fire different offices 1,000/. each. They paid ss. their policy stamps and 71. 10s. for duty. But suppose workmen ...

... of the Exchequer gave explanation of the matter and the bill passed. the third reading of the Stamp Duties Bill, Sir H. tairns suggested that the stamp duty imposed by the bill on contracts tor the sale of stock was not warranted the resolution, lhe ...

... tea and sugar might now be made luxuries of the rich duties enough were imposed upon them The wine duties were duties of protection, differential, not revenue duties. CUSTOMS' REEORM and new duties. Mr. Gladstone then proceeded to develope a ...

... these matters is niuch more accessible to the public than it was twenty years'ago, before the abolition of the stamp, the advertisement, and the paper duty. It is fortunate that though the Times may continue to deceive its readers cannot deceive the public ...

... during the reign of the present Emperor —many occasions have been afforded for the display of this sincere satisfaction. The abolition of serfdom, the restriction of the use of corporal punishment, the equalisation of the laws on the subject of imprisonment ...