... opponents were altogether against that, and we had years of labour to induce them to get rid of the newspaper stamp, to get rid of the duty on advertisements, and finally to get rid of the tax upon paper. (Hear, hear.) They did not know spparently themselves ...

... house duty, lie would be daring Chancellor of the Exchequer who would propose to abolish Customs, Excise, stamps, the other assessed taxes, income l property tax, and draw the twenty millions required for our annual expenditure from a house duty alone ...

... information on the question of compounding, and the evils attending ita abolition, will be furnished from various towus. Article 3 of the new French Press Bill reduces the stamp duty on Paris papers from 6c. to 50. which gives & saving of 3,600 f. per 1 ...

... submitted to you, among others bill for increasing the number of deputies to the Lower House, and bill for the abolition of the stamp duty on printed matter, for which equivalent will be substituted. The revenue suffices to meet the expenditure of the ...

... than the duty for whole The penalty for keeping a dog without license* £5. Licenses for packs of hounds can w crsrted only by the collectors Inland Revenue. Licenses issued voider this arrangement must bear tee undermentioned stamps: 1. A stamp the Office ...

... reimposing the duty upon tea, and then report.progress until Monday uext, A resolution renewing the preseut duty upon tea was theta egreed to, and progress was reported. MISCELLANEOUS. The Lords amendment to the London Coal and Wine Duties Contintuance ...

... time, in sddition to a heavy duty on paper, the stamp upon every newspaper was4d. (Hear.) What would you think our friends behind us of the Daily Post would say it the Chancellor of the Exchequer proposed to put a fourpenny stamp upon every nuwmber of the ...

... France and Mecklenburg. The concessions ac- t corded by the Zollycrein to France are a reduction, to twenty irarce, of the duty on the hundred kilogramsces of wine in caskB and bottles, and to 20 per cent. on cotton tiSEues, light transpalcut or prepaxed ...

... in addition to heavy duty on paper, the stamp upon every newspaper was four pence. (Hear, hear.) What would you think our friends behind of the Daily Putt would say if the Chancellor of the Exchequer pro|>osed to put fourpenny stamp upon every number of ...

... touch as s.t . ties, post tree, (or ten sixpenny stamps.—Ooonor Fleet Stree E.C. BALDNESS PREVENTED RESTORED three weeks the Head Man or Woman In Europe. Sold in bottles. 2a. t*l. » tree for and 18 stamps extra.—Addruas, 181, Fleet Street. Testimonials ...

... of the Legi.sl-ative body the debate on the bill on the press was resumeld. Varicue sorendmeust propoeing to reduce the stamp 'duty on newspapers were brought forward, and aucces- eively rejected. The new article ?, oi bill then passed. The debate will ...

... the liberation of the press from the restrictions which had been thrown around it in the way of advertisement duty, stamp tax, and paper duty. He scarcely could tell them the difference at the present time between the state of the press under the old state ...