... property of the country. He examined the charges brought against the Malt Duty, observing that the question was to its abolition or its reduction. The total abolition of the duty would, said, be the death-warrant of our whole system of indirect taxation ...

... that 20 per cent. of the price of beer was duo to the duty on malt; that reduction of the malt duty would sensibly diminish the price of beer. The duty was now 2s. 81d. a bushel. If they reduced the duty to is. 2d., that would give the consumer the benefit ...

... principally from a sense of filial duty. Are ConaerTatives of the Lord Stanley invited? or is Mr. Disraeli the beau ideal of Mr. Kastmure'a ** gentl-men Would C- iv*erva. nves *»f the Kewdegate, Btntinck. and Adderley stamp be admitted? From tny youth I the ...

... respect licence duties ; reduce the stamp duties on ecclesiastical licences where Um preeent licences were so high as to form a serious burden or prevent the use of the instrument make a change in the law of charter party by reducing the duty from ss. to ...

... n to bear only half duty lor the first three years. The duty on transfers is to be fid. for every loot secured by the mortgaga The stamp duty on marriage certificates and eartinaatas of receiving the Holy Sacramfct, the stamp ...

... lower her duties oa the articles your production ? Why did you succeed in completing a treaty commerce with France Because, though you adopted, generally, the principle of unrestricted competition, yet Sir Robert Peel was obliged to keep the duty on some ...

... was not a military office, neither was it a sinecure, as there were many arduous duties connected with it. Another subject that had been alluded to was that of stamp duties on commissions. There had been good reason for delay this matter, as was well known ...

... special pleaders and conveyancers placing them on the same fooling attorneys and solicitors in respect license duties; reduce the stamp duties on ecclesiastical licenses where the present licenses to high form a serious burden cr prevent the use of the ...

... resolution : That the position in which the British paper trade has been placed by the abolition of the import duty on foreign paper, leaving the foreign export duty on rags in full operation, is one of great hardship to the British manufacturer, and calls ...

... year advances, and the full force of the reduction becomes generally felt. With regard to the other principal item*— Excise, Stamps, Taxes, Post Office, Miscellaneous, &c., which are unaffected by legislation, believe may say that they remain in about their ...

... to any Railway Station in England, on receipt of Post-office Order. NO CHARGE for Plain Stamping Crests, Arms, or Address on Paper or Envelopes. Coloured Stamping (Relief) reduced to is per 100. Polished Steel Crest Dies Engraved for ss. Business or Address ...

... respect of licence duties ; to the stamp duties on ecclesiastical licences where the present licences were so high to form a serious burden or prevent the use of the instrument. to make a change iu the law of charter party by reducing tbe duty from ss. to 61 ...