... readers. Hitherto they have for the most part reaped the entire advantage of the abolition of the excise duty on paper; but the contemplated reduction of tha newspaper stamp to one halfpenny will add much to the claims of the readers of these journals to ...

... collection by stamps. 65. After such order fees not to received money, but by means of stamps. 66. Commissioners of Inland Revenue to give the necessary directions to the stamps, and to keep separate accounts. 67. Provision for sale of stamps. 68. Commissioners ...

... made. The reduction of the duty on tea to Is per lb. will give a lift to the trade, but will be practically of very little benefit to the consumer. The abolition of the penny stamp on goods entered outwards, and of the Is 6d stamp on bills of lading outwards ...

... bad suffered in consequence. He did not see that barm could result from legalising the abolition generally; at the same time he should vote for the total abolition with reluctance, believing a compromise would be ranch more satisfactory. He should vote ...

... admitted on same terms. P.y Order W. S. WILKINSON, lion. Sec. JOHN V. MILLS, A.8., Assist. See. CERTIFICATE DUTY*—A Petition for thn Abolition of the above Tax lies for signature at the Office of tin- “Solicitors’ Journal, Carey-street, Lincoln’s Inn ...

... Indian planters, who are apprehensive of their inability to compete with other products in tbe event of tbe abolition of tbe present system of duties throwing tbe market open to all comers. It is not difficult see that it is our old enemy Ptotection that ...

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

... THE IRISH TIMES, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1863, nation baa not, they fegrat to sUta, been fttrnlahed to enable Stamp Office to inatitnta the proeecatlon, bat Ibe action taken by the council will, they fee , be likely to have a beneficial effect upon the ...

... which there was an increase are the spirit duties, the duties on sugar and tea, though the favourable difference in was not very important amount being less than £133,000. In the revenue derived from duties mall, hops, and wine there was decrease, principally ...

... the 17 and 18 Vic., c. 125, as to paying duty at a trial on an unstamped document, and the analogous section of the Irish Common Law Procedure Act of 1856, should be amended, so to enable parties to pay the duty and penalty when the unstamped document ...

... West presided, to eonsided the question of tbe proposed abolition of tbe parish cess. learn that tbe g« naral feeling the clergy was, that no objection should made on tbetr part to tbe abolition of the ceea. Pariah cess consists of very small amounts ...

... Indian planters, who are apprehensive of their inability to compete with other producer* in the event of the abolition of the present system of duties throwing the market open to all comers. is not difficult to see that it is our old enemy Protection that ...