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... Legislators readily voted the supplies required to provide the youthful couple, with an establishment suited to their rank. This , duty was performed in the most' giacious manner, and the proposal made by the, Government did not encounter the least resistance ...
... thereupon.- Customs Acts (Tobacco Duties;— report thereupon ; Births and Deaths Begis- tration (IreUud! Bill— second reading: Illegitimate Children (Ireland) BUI -committee j Supply— committee ; Drainage (Ire- land) (Stamps)— report thereupon: Drainage of ...
... LondOn; - . take into considiration the present high duty on teh,` and to adopt measures to insure its reduction, and some extraordinary statistics were introduced. It was ' asserted that when the duty was 2'S'..2d. per pound i t t e yielded £5,110,000 ...
... ond readiiijr. Halt Duty Bill. -Second reading. ■ ond readinjr. Births and Dei Committee Illegitimate Children Ireland Bill -Thlrdrca • of Land flreUnd) Bill.— Asamendadto ln.\-on.iidered. ...
... revenue to be derived from that source. One or two other stampe h.nl been imposed with the stamps on delivery orders; and it w s only by deducting the probable amount of those other stamp duties that any attempt could made to form an estimate upon the ...
... your own creation—as the elect of England's Income-tax succession, by medal Badge (as was his uncle, Indian Joseph Brant, of Stamp Act 1775) mark—Toll-set by Zollverein Convention Treaty of 2d March, 1841, by order of Palmerston, BuLo, and Labouchere, for ...
... towards the expenses. But How Stajtds the Fact? Suppling that property paid half the income and property tax, half the stamp duties, half the taxes, and all the land tax—though this latter impost, by a process ingenious that which has reduced 4e. in the ...
... editor of a new periodical, entitled The Stamp Collector's Magazine. The first number will appear on Feb. 1, and will contain articles on the rise and progress of postage-stamps, the arrangement of postagestamps, stamps lately issued, postal chit•clist, and ...
... your own creation—as the elect of England's Income-tax succession, by medal Badge (as was his uncle, Indian Joseph Brant, of Stamp Act 1775) mark—Toll-set by Zollverein Convention Treaty of 2d March, 1841, by order of Palmerston, Bun°, and Labouchere, for ...
... calculate on it with quite much certainty as on his Custom duties. In the case of the hop duty agitation almost purely local was sufficient to effect its repeal. It will not be so with the malt duty. The agitation must be general, and the pressure on Parliament ...
... interest in the abolition of the Paper Duty. Your negotiation a Paris affected not the limes, but the papermakers , who complain, as I still think justly, that while on made such concessions to France as the undertaking to levy no export duties on coal, you ...
... together would have induced t he then Ministry to sanction the repeal of the paper duty. Nothing less than eloquence of the highest class would have carried the paper duty budget through the House of Commons. As for the nation at large, there were thousands ...