... charged the . stamp duty / of 2 _s . Gd .. with _. progressive duties _respectively , to . be calculated ag in the case of deeds and _instruments in general of the _same amount , and for the duplicate or _counterpart thereof the like _duties . The _resolution ...

... feelings wounded by the abolition of any Excise duty, the Opposition next were at some pains to show that if so painful and insulting a proposal as a lessening of taxes must be persisted in, Mr Gladstone ought to reduce the duty on tea. This they did because ...

... their feelings wounded by the abolition of any Excise duty, the Opposition next were at some pains to show that if so painful and insulting proposal as a lessening of taxes must persisted in, Mr Gladstone ought to reduce the duty on tea. This they did because ...

... blankets, all belong- ing to the ipoor, are constantly lying in tise pawnshops 11 of Glasgow alone !j 2. The imposition of. a stamp-duty on pawnr-tickets il is not only fitted to diminish the pawen traffic in gene- V ralI ; it would sweep away at once this ...

... of Lords acted wisely last year in rejecting the Bill for the abolition of the paper duty, and should have preferred this year the reduction of the tea duties to the repeal of the paper duty. At the same time, he thought the control of the House of Commons ...

... road to the substitution of indirect taxation. Sir W. HEATHCOTE erred the reduction of the in- come tax to the abolition of the paper duty, but admitted that the Government was right on the constitutional question. He adduced several proving that the ...

... of Lords acted wisely last year in rejecting the Bill for the abolition of the paper duty, and should have preferred this year the reduction of the tea duties to the repeal of the paper duty. At the same time, he thought the control of the House of Commons ...

... Lords acted wisely last year in rejecting the bill for the abolition of the paper duty, and he should have prefered this year the reduction of the tea duties to the re-- peal of the paper duties. At same time, he thought the control of the House of Commons ...

... substitute for them a tax on realised property. rendering the income tax and the tea and sugar duties annual taxes, they went long way towards facilitating their abolition, while, at the same time, they have the greatest encouragement to an annual renewal of ...

... £25; licensed duty of £2 upon house agents the reduced duty upon hawkers' licenses Ot * r months, and £2 for a year ; the stamp duty ol » every £100 or part of £100 on foreign bills ot exchange exceeding £500 in value; the licensed duty of ...

... circumstances, he looked on the repeal of the Pafwi'-duty purely linancial question ; and as the Tea and Sugar Duties pressed more heavily upon the people generally, he thought they and not the Paper duty ought to have been selected for remission if there ...

... thought the Housef Lords acted wisely last in rejecting the bill for the abolition of the paper duty, and he should hare preferred this year the induction tea duties the paper duty. At the tince he thought the control. the Hou3e Cs®mons/>yoi the finances ...