... that it. would be £48,000,000, a surplus of £820,000, which be intend. to is supplying the deficiency to be wheel by the abolition of the Income Tax. surplus may, however, now be the category of things th at might e i beau. Even if it were real, the ...

... getting two lots of malt off tho kiln ; bnt guess my astonishment when the exciseman charged me several shillings duty for each lot of thi.| duty-free malt ; and his reason is that, though I stooped only 21 coombs of barley and took off the kiln 22 coombs ...

... the present sessions. Those Acts already include the Audit Bill, the Registrar of the Court of Chancery Bill, the Stamp Duty, and Import Duty Bills. It is all but impossible to suppose that a doubt so legitimate AS that which may be raised ill queAtion, ...

... are raised by taxes on the food and drink of the people, that is by duties or Customs and Sadie, which enhance the prices of commodities far beyond the addition °unlaced by the duties themselves, which diminish consumption, obstruct and restrict trade ...

... 2 p.m. precisely. A number of Members of Parliament are expected to attend, and it is requested that all who desire the abolition of this most obnoxious Tax will exert themselves to secure a large attendance at tbis Public Demonstration. 3, BROAD STREET ...

... &c. Repeal of the Malt Duty. Banbury Association have received an ad-1 vertisement and republish it in the following form;— A great public meeting of the FARMERS ENGLAND and others desirous of promoting th® Repeal of the Malt Duty, is convened the Central ...

... division of those subject to military duty into two classes. He favours the abolition of the commutation clause in the present law, and says the right of citizenship and a home in Missouri onght to be inseparable from the duties of assisting in its defence. he ...

... immunities have been chiefly occasioned by the abolition of serfdom. The frontier customs duties have fallen off 6,800,000 roubles. Of this sum the decrease of 1,800,000 roubles due the removal the expect duty upon goods and upon raw cotton, while the remainder ...

... paper has been printed at the Times dike, and has been under the same management as that paper. From 1861 (on the abolition of the paper duty) the of the Tina made overtures to the proprietors of C ri ffee st riing Mail with the view of purchasing that paper ...

... session. Sir Fitzroy Kelly, in supporting the tirst resolution, said :-In the last session of parliament the question of abolition was met by the government by their offering the alternative-whether the country should take off a portion of this tax, or ...

... abolicion of the duties on knowledge - the newspaper stamp, the advertisement duty, and the paper duty. Theme gentlemen timed • strung party, and they succeeded in getting them all removed (hear, heir). If thew who were anxious to see the ...

... object the abolition of ro duties upon all articles used either in the construcbion ue or equipment of ships built in France, and that within six months from the passing of the law all foreign built , ships are to be admitted free of duty. These, indeed ...