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... say that the next, quarter will be mote favourable, certainly it will not be so in the customs duties, where we have anticipated almnt £l4O 000 of the tea duty. must make up our miuds for the announcement of a deficit next April. The amount will not be ...
... f _ PRICK of the HERALD AND SUPPLEMENT*— L 3a. «d. Quarter Cre.Ut; '.i*. 3J. Advimca—Stamped, Id! «tra. | Darwen art treasures exhibition. Patrons : His Grace the Duke of Devonshire, K.G., F.R.S., &c. The Right Hon. the Marquis of Hartington, M.P. The ...
... building societies for securing the renaymnent of .money advanced have been free from the stamp duty.. This hill seeks to impose on ?? mortgages exceeding £200 a stamp duty of 2s. Odc. for every £100 ad- vanced, which is totally contrary to the spirit of ,the ...
... sitting of the Legislative Bedy the debate on the bill on the press was resumed, Various amendments, proposing to reduce the stamp duty on newspapers, were brought forward and successively rejected. The new article third of tke bill then passed. The debate ...
... taleas the quarter. The customs show a small increase of £73,0W. in the past twelve months, but the excise duties have fallen off by £563,000, the stamps by £llB,OOO, and the assessed taxes by £17,000. The (Mist-office shows increase on the year €50,000, but ...
... of £513,000. The customs duty foreign spirits showed increase of £126,000, principally under the head Geneva and other spirits, but there had been a falling off in the duty upon rum. There was also an increase in the excise duty upon the sugar used by brewers ...
... had an ample opportunity of considering by antici-* pation the bill already approved in principle by the Commons for the abolition of university tests. The discussion provoked by Lord Kimberley's speech, in presenting two petitions from members of the ...
... submitted to yon. among others a bill lor Increasing (he nuriitCrof dbpritie* to the Lower Hpa«e, tod a bill for the abolition oi tbe stamp duty on printed nastier, for which an sill The revenne suffices to meet the expenditure cf the state wihoot having recourse ...
... bills will be submitted yon, amoag others bill for increasing the number of deputies Lower Hous., and a bill for the abolition stamp duty printed matter, for which an equivalent will be substituted. The revenue . ifhces to meet the expenditure of the state ...
... DOMESTICS. SERVANTS' CHARACTERS. Ararat, yearly wages. DUTIES of a DAY. AYING VISITS, RECEIVING VISITS. Cards, Notes, and Invitations. Etiquette of the Dinner Table, Evening Parties, and Balls. DUTIES of the HOUSEKEEPER. Expenses, Income. Wage,. Arrangement ...
... HISTORICAL CHARACTER. Who did tlieir utmost to prevent dissent#' from being placed on equality with churchmen the bill for the abolition of oath testa qualifi cations for office ?—THE TORIES. Who did their utmost to damage the effect of Catholic Emancipation ...
... £OlB/)d0. Tbs Qsptems duty on foraign spirits sbowad aa issrasss of AISS/Mtt prineipelly ondar the baas af Gan era and ether spirita, but than had baas a (tiling in tbs duty spaa mm. Thors was also aa iacreasa ia lbs excise duty upon the sugar seed brewers ...