... the receipts, is missing, and that the abolition of the paper duty has bad time to work. From the two latter causes the excise shows a decrease o, 1,100,000/. ; customs show an increase of 350,000.'. and stamps and taxes, 270,000/. have knowi under former ...

... capacity to pay for the indulgence. Stamps show a substantial increase, arising, we are told, from the development of the succession duties and expansion of commercial and other transactions. The succession duties, it must be confessed, have proved failure ...

... and Is fur the stamp iu etcess of the sem char ged by the fire•oflice as an equivalent for the risk Thee. suppose five tradesmen aho Insured In fire different offices 1,0001. each. They paid is, for their policy stamps and 71 10s. for duty. Ent suppose ...

... t ix, after hawing proposed last year the entire abolition of the paper duty. belived a large amount of property was altogether uninsured, solely in consequeazt of the high per mintage of Insurance duty. Mr. HANKEY also supported the moliin. He objected ...

... and Is. for the stamp excess of tho sum charged the llre-olllce an equivalent for the risk. Then, suppose llvo tradesmen who insured in fire different offices I.OuO/. each. They paid os. for their policy stamps and U. 10s. for duty. But suppose 200 workmen ...

... market is closed against foreign competition by prohibitory duties, the ■ producer can impose the whale tax on the coni sumer. Next in amount come the Stamp Duties, estimated £1,200,000. Stamps are already fruitful source of revenue the several Slates. ...

... and Is. for the stamp In excess of the sum charged by the fire-ortico as au equivalent for the risk. Then, suppose five tradesmen who Insured in fire different olHces 1,000/. each. They paid ss. for their policy stamps and 7L 10s. for duty. Hut suppose workmen ...

... symptom and which more than counterbalances the loss of the paper duties. Stamps show an increase of some £lOO,OOO on the quarter, attributable to the steady increase of the succession duties, and also to some extent, to the activity of internal trade. Taxes ...

... swelled the receipts, is missing, and that the abolition the paper doty has had time work. From the two latter causes the excise shows a decrease 1,100,CC0/. ; customs show an increase of 350,000/., and stamps and taxes, 270,000/. We have known under former ...

... together with the application thereof, amount of Excise duties in each Inland Revenue district, amount of the Customs collected at each port, amount of stamp duties collected in Dublin, and in each stamp district of Ireland; statements showing the quantities ...

... market is closed against foreign competition by prohibitory duties, the producer can impose the whole tax on the con- sumer. Next in amount come the Stamp Daties, estimated at £1,200,000. Stamps are already a fruitful source of revenue in the several States ...

... 1861. 1861, 1862. Customs ?? £8,821,000 £0,9D82,000 £6,147,000 |£,724,000 Exciso ?? 5,171,000 4,221,000 8,806,000 0,044,00D Stamps ?? 2,18C,000 2,018,000 2,096,008| 2,203,045 Taxes ?? 1,363,000 ICO,000 1;282,000 36S,000 Property Tax 2,688,O00 0D1,000 2 ...