... appointment of a Vice-Chancellor, and chief clerks, the second to the abolition of the Masters’ Office, the third to the procedure cf the Court of Chancery, the fourth to the stamps and fees in that court, and the filth to miscellaneous matters of no great ...

... claims, which not all met. The most damotous were the applicants for a reduction or abolition of the malt tax, the sugar duty, tbe income tax. and the fire insurance duty. Nobody will surprised to that Mr. OUdstooe refused have anything with tbe remission ...

... unlike a newspaper, was one, and as such ought to pay the stamp duty. It was during this year that an organised struggle of friends of the people commenced for the abolition of the stamp duty, or the removal of the taxes on knowledge.' In ...

... so unlike newspaper, was one, and such ought to pay the stamp duty. . , , , It was during this year that an organised struggle friends of the people commenced for the abolition the stamp duty, or the removal of the ' taxes on knowledge.' ...

... the year 1838 to the year laid to bring about that great change, the abolition of the corn law. A Parliament was elected in 1941, with • majority of ninety pledged against the abolition of that law. 'rho result Showed how much is to be done by continuous ...

... uniform rate of duty or the old graduated scale, but preserving a sort of ad valorem duty, has reduced the range of difference in the duties so as to come nearer to uniformity without abandoning the graduated scale. The difference in duty, according to ...

... unlike a newspaper, was one, and as inch ought to pay the stamp duty. It was during this year that an organised struggle of friends of the people commenced for the abolition of the stamp duty, or the removal of the 'taxes on knowledge.' In ...

... so unlike newspaper, was one, aj» as such ought to pay the stamp duty. It was during this year that an organised straggle of friends of the people commenced for the abolition of stamp duty, or the removal of the * taxes on knowledge.’ In ...

... Bill.—Committee. Railways (Ireland) Acts Amendanmt Bill--As amended to be considered. _ Supply.—Report. _ Inland Revenue (Stamp Duties)._Eill.—As amended, to be considered. Gaols Bill.—Committee. Cranbourne-street Bill.—Committee. Indemnity Eill.—Second ...

... unsuitable method of cu tivation. suggested (o Mr. Gladstone the abolition of the present system of collecting tobacco revenue, and the substitution of sytera of licences, and stamp duties. Ho proposed to grow from ten to one hundred acres for the government ...

... the year PON to the year 11416 to bring about that great change, the abolition of the corn law. A Parliament was elected in lett with a majority of ninety pledged against the abolition of that law. The result showed how much is GI he dime by continuous ...

... numeration. After allusion to the stamp duty, and promise to take the subject into consideration, with view its reduction or abolitionmeasiues which in no way concerns officers already in the service, and likely to benefit those only who may hereafter ...