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... not decrease of 410.816Z, the balance between the gross sum of 2,490,000 Z. relinquished on tho items of property tax and stamps, and that of 2,079,184 Z. tho gross increased receipts upou the items of Customs, 208,000?.; Excise, 967.000 Z.; Taxes, 99 ...
... absolutely necessary. The future of commerce is involved in the settlement of fisting disputes. not the abolition of trades unions—it is in the abolition of monopolies of all kinds that the.hopes of continued prosperity must centre. The fall of the greatest ...
... The long items, which show a con- trary tendency, are stamps, property tax, and misce!- laneou?. From these figures now presented to us it is anticipated that Mr. Disraeli will have the pleasing duty in his Budget for 1867 of dealing with a surplcs of a ...
... administrative improvements. They muddled the railways. They made a mess of the post 3. Free Traders in name, thoy kept up a high duty, and in a year of partial dearth they taxed even foreign fish. Such were a few of the charges in tho general bill of indictment ...
... amount of 190,00O is paid to the State under two heads-a direct payment of 133,0o0, and about 6o,ooo as composition for stamp duty. It will accordingly be seen that the State derives double the profit from the issue to that made by the Bank, and the capital ...
... differential duties upon French vessels in their own pons. The report of M. Behic, which precedes the de- cree, states that the English Government have undertaken to bring forward in the next Session of Parliament a Bill for the abolition of local duties of a ...
... ng periods of the preceding year:— Quarter ended Dec. HI, 1866. Increase * Decrease. Customs £294,000 Excise 801,000 . Stamps . £65,000 Taxes 41,000 Property-tax . 177,000 Post-office 10,000 . Crow* Lands 5,000 . - . 185.480 Totals £711 ...
... the declaration relative to the abolition of -the Church Establishment, we wish the question God sp9ed, I think we may say of that question aiso, the Irish members, as a body, did not ineffec- tivelj discharge their duty during, the last session ploud ...
... prosperity of the country, it would be the way in which the Customs duties have recovered thetuselvyes, owingalasply tothe largely-increased consumption of articles still subject to Castoms duties, the list of which articles, as we know, is greatly reduced in ...
... Toe alterations ordered b» the laws of Dec. 31. 1602. Feb. M, 1864, in the laws of Feb. 0, and 2, with regard stamp and immediate duties as well as 3. The case of the consumption tax sugar from native iials to tlje same extent as was fntiodncea tbs ...
... contained twenty-two bullets and sixty buck-shot rammed in pmtniscuously. ABOLITION OF FRENCH NAVIGATION LAWS.- The French Government has taken rather important step towards the abolition of what may be called local Navigu • haws- that is, those dock and barbeur ...
... , house will never permit her to make. forward inthe Hill for the R.N., attended h , ' TIT i 52 .. . , . , abolition of local duties of a differential character. “Tbe i.nnnrfid lord Hnnrv Lennox with his companv at dinner uessrs. aauger, uaa passea ...