... to apply this sum to the abolition of the Paper Duty from the Ist of October, and the remission of penny on the Income Tar. reducing the lOd. to 9d.,snd the 7d. to Cd. The loss within the year from tbo abolition of the Paper Duty is estimated at £605.000 ...

... eolniisunlittiona. hi ai WEDNESDAY, September 25, 1861. jc T HE EPEAL OF THE PAPER DT, I Is- consequence of the abolition of the excise duty on t paper, we hare the pleasure of intimating to our c Readers that the price of the Jovrined will be P REc(CE'ED ...

... establishment of the Penny Blagazine and C'hamb7eris 0 Journal. The abolition of the stamp duty on newspapers, r he went on, had given a great impulse to newspaper litera- tare and now that the duty on paper had been abolished, we lad free trade in literature ...

... presented petition from the inhabitants Edinburgh of the Edinburgh assessments bill hioh bill fMd d'seßond time. STAMP BILLS. The excise and stamps bill was read a second time. Their Lordships adjourned at five minutes past six o’clock. Tuesday, June 18. Their ...

... and Beautiful Choice of CABINETS, BUFFETS, SECRETARIES, TABLES, JARDINIERES, WORK-TABLES, Ac. 4c. R. W. Co., the abolition of the duties on these Goods, entered into nts with tbe most eminent Parisian Makers, and will in future hare constant Supply of ...

... public revenue more than sufficient to counterbalance any loss from duties repealed or reduced. There is some wellfounded doubt as to the wisdom of the recent large advance on the spirit duties ; but it perhaps too soon yet to speak confidently on this point ...

... the revenue could not spare the paper duty, it was no argument against the smaller amount of the hop duty. The cireurastauces of the two taxes were dissimilar. The papermakers could regulate the supply, but the duty compelled the hop growers to come into ...

... The more respectable among them tell us the truth, we doubt not, when they give us figures —but, since the abolition of the compulsory stamp, there is no check on the others ; and while it is easy to see the meaning, it is more difficult to guage the ...

... anxious, that two of them should be sent to complete their education in this country, so that they would have men of tIne right stamp-mon wino lid received a Scotch iinpression-(laughter and applause)-to exercise a powerful influence for good upoma the Republic ...

... in bottles at Is. 1 a 2 *- - eacl ’- Caution.— Observe the words Thom Powell, Blackfriars Road, London, on the Government Stamp, without which It cannot Genuine. Atk/or PovxlCu Balsam qf Anu*d. Aberdeen Police, Water, an* leaFreyeisaeiiit. POLICE, PAVING ...

... issue a ninepenny stamp, the design for which has been already approved. We have reason to believe that a threepenny stamp is also in preparation, intended expressly for the transmission of newspapers abroad requiring additional stamps. —London Telegraph ...

... Acgold to bottles It. l}d. and 2s. 3d. each. Caution. —Observe the words Thomas Black friars Road, London, on the Government Stamp, without which it cannot Genuine. A for Bottom A nitoed. Abardaan FoUc*, Water, and Improvement. POLICE. PAVING, CLEANSING ...