... aome little the feelings lhe 'f * lh > duty in hit neighbourhood M J-. . E, in returning thanks, said it waa with some preaeut ‘Lt day he wa. attend by hie neighbour, [boat]. chair red him to give some of how re duty wat received by parliea .ought might ...

... intended to grant licenses to eating-houses to sell wine and beer, to remove the exemption from stamp duty on checks drawn by persons themselves, and alter the duty on game certificates thus—instead of the certificate costing £4, it was proposed that if taken ...

... country about £.i8,0«0. A further sum of £112,000 he proposed devote to the total abolition of the duty on the only other reduction taxation proposed wiSon what he calfed the duties on lorvtmouon v-hicb ta described as taxes on the raw material of industry. ...

... repeal of the advertisement duty—a duty which debarred poor servant from advertising for a situation till he or she had first paid a tax of 6d to the Government ?—The Tories. Who was it opposed the repeal of the stamp duty on newspapers?— The Tories? ...

... upon owners, and said that the onlv satis, factory settlement of the question would be total abolition. Sir M. Pkto believed that the unconditional abolition of churchratea would be followed by a cessation of the feelings of asperity which now too widely ...

... results of the penny stamp duty on packages was still more marvellous, for whilst we were promised £BOO,OOO by the Chancellor, and million his friends, as arising from this impost, it yielded after all no more than sourvy £130,000. The stamps brokers' warrants ...

... time of sending up bills from the House of Commons.—The house then went .into committee of supply. Thursday.—The Stamp Duties Bill and Duties Bill was read a thini time and passed. The house then went into Committee of supply. ...

... nearly a million changes in the Customs, for the duties on butter, tallow, cheese, oranges, lemons, &c., are to go. The duties on, currants, timber, raisins, and such like, to reduced. The impressed stamps on newspapers are to make way for Queen's heads ...

... Of the stamp duty on leases of bouses, especially flbrnished ones, tor less than year certain, Is. 6d.; and on moderating the tax on pedlars, and enforcing its payment in cases which are now winked at by local authorities. He also doubles the duty on imported ...

... had arrived there were very few members present. On the order for going into committee on the Customs and Inland Revenues Duties Bill, Mr. W. Hunt revived a discussion on the Budget, the principal details of which he subjected to severe criticism. Commenting ...

... this duty. Its expectation was, thought, that there would be recovery of this duty, and, under the authority of the House, the Government would try the experiment. They proposed to reduce the duty upon insurance to uniform Is. 6d., and Is. duty upon the ...

... owr statement we beg to refer our readers to the w agents, as the only means ascertaining correctly (since the abolition of the stamp duty) the sale of any newspaper. Agents: —Publishing Office, 50a, Weekstreet- ” Mr. Baker, Sandling-road ” Mr Cripps ...