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... the country. At the same time the members of her Majesty's opposition had pledged themselves to obtain first the abolition of the war duties on tea and sugar and a reduction of the income tax; and e.s even the surplus which the Chancellor of the Exchequer ...
... which was an increase are the spirit duties, the duties on sugar and tea, though the favourable difference in 1862 was not very important in amount, being less than X 133,000. In the revenue derived from the duties on malt, hops, and wine there was a decrease ...
... half the value, it was the intention of the Government to propose reduce the duty tea Is. per ib., hut not to disturb the sugar duty. proposed that the reduction of the tea duty dioiild take immediate effect after the resolution had been adopted the house ...
... yoke, which no man is bound to bear, who has a hand and heart to break it. No cause is more holy—l may go so far as to add, no duty is clearer and more incumbent—than that of every man to resist oppression and to strike a blow for his freedom. A negro is ...
... this meeting regrets to record its conviction that the efforts of Congregationalists have not been commensurate with their duty in providing such middle-class education as should meet their requirements, and trusts to see such an increase of effort in ...
... off a yoke, which no man is bound , to bear, who has a heart to break it. No cause is more holy—l may go so far as to add, no duty is clearer and more incumbent—than that of every man to resist ' oppression and to strike a blow for his freedom. A negro is ...
... yoke, which no man is bound to bear, who has a hand and heart to break it. No cause is more holy—l may go so far as to add, no duty is clearer and more incumbent—than that of every man to resist oppression and to strike a blow for his freedom. A negro is ...
... tariff of fixed duties on a few articles of general consumption and the issue of debentures for special objects. As the income from the tariff slowly diminished, they passed an Act through the Parliament for levying ad-valorem duties on numerous articles ...
... there was an increase are the Spirit Duties the duties on Sugar and Tea, though the favourable difference in 1862 was not very important in amount, being less than £133,000. In the revenue derived from the duties on Malt, Hops, and Wine, there was a decrease ...
... or other necessity, let him adopt the simple plan of stamp duty on the annual receipts given insurance offices. A man who pays 15s. for the insurance cf 1,000/. will not grumble at a sixpenny stamp on his receipt; nor will the merchant who pays 10/. for ...
... adjourned. HOUSE OF COMMONS—THURSDAY. STAMPS ON DELIVERY ORDERS.—Mr. BASS asked the Chancellor of the Exchequer whether he would state the amount, or computed amount, of revenue which has been derived from stamps on delivery orders. The CHANCELLOR of ...
... with your own Portrait, which may be had in bust or at full length, the size and form of postage stamps, rcady gummed), 24 for Is, Bd., on sending stamps and picture to be copied, thus forming a safe and elegant remedy for mistakes that are made daily ...