... surplus. He proposed to reduce the duty on the letting of small tenements from stimn duty on appraisements to Sd. To reduce the L p Ecclesiastical licenses. To reduce the stamp on the Charter parties from 5s. to 6d. The duty on rZEW laf r,r t0 be '•eiU0TCd- ...

... exchequer. In this it bears a resemblance to the duty on paper, but in all other respects it , has certainly far higher claims to abolition. Great as has been the effect of the abolition of the paper duties in placing cheap and wholesome literature within ...

... preferred getting a eixpenny duty properly secured to them rather than a 58 duty, which they only obtained in a very few instances. The duty on re-insurance, imposed laet year, was proposed to be removed as being burdensome, and the duty on what were termed fire ...

... getting a sixpenny duty properly secured to them rather than a five shilling duty which they only obtained in a very few instances. 'The duty on fire insurance, imposed last year, was proposed to be removed as being burthensome, and the duty on what were termed ...

... getting, a 6d., duty properly secured to them, ratheftisan a 5s. duty which they only obtained ina a very few instances. .. The duty on recinsurance, imposed' last year, was proposed to be removed, as being burden-, some ; asd the duty on what were termed ...

... preferred getting a sixpenny duty properly mowed to them rather than a be duty, whit& they only obtained in ' a very few instances. The duty on re-insurance, impfud last year, was p be removed as being burdensome, and to duty on what were termed fire policies ...

... task of disposing of the surplus (hear, hear, and laughter). He proposed to charge the duty On transfer of shares and conveyances by &Nereid mode of stamp. The duty on agreemente small tenements would be reduced from &I. to Id., sad the tax of appramementa ...

... T elwU. red nee the stamp duties excited considerable interest in the neighbourhood, mid He parties, the suwll court was crowded to exce«. The following “*‘ °p manna « „ Usoellea ; the Hon. G. WObrsham ; W. companies »fP“ rt tf duty he said Thomkinson ...

... of the solicitors. He well knew that a vast amount of corruption was at work, dishonesty, neglect, and abandonment of duty. Every estate, he wrote, is abandoned to attorneys, brokers, auctioneers, and every description of unnecessary official ...

... out by the defendants' at- torney that something appeared to have been written under one of the receipt stamps placed in the book, and on the stamp being damped and removed the entry in question was discovered. For the defence it was proposed to call the ...

... Wales. ',The Army (Hid Nue!) (lac-elle says Major General Lord e t et has come from India by the last mail, and enters the duties of Inspector General of C.valry, to which stands appointed the Ist inst. ,Lieutenant Colonel W. Lyons, half pay of the late ...

... having used on a certain letter a defaced threepenny stamp, with intent to defraud Her Majesty. Mr Flowers, being convinced that the defendant had eegnilty knowledge that be was using an old stamp, fined himfive pounds. A meet distressing gun accident ...