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... mortgaged the deceased, the stamp duty shall chargeable only on the value of the estates after the nmount of such mortgage debts has been deducted. Previous to tho passing of this Act it had been the custom to charge the probate duty on tho total value of the ...
... time, in addition tbe heavy duty upon paper, the stamp upon every newspaper was 4d. What you think our friend behind us from the Daily Post would say it the Chancellor of the Exchequer were to propose put futirpenny stamp upon the Daily Post But that ...
... nation, and therefore unsectarian and general its character. On the subject of the Malt Tax, I in favour of its diminution or abolition, whenever the Chancellor of the Exchequer can spare the money. To effect this object, and to lighten the burdens of the_ ...
... addition to the heavy duty upon paper, the stamp upon every newspaper was fourpence. What would you think, what would our friends behind us of tbe Daily Post say, if the Chancellor of the Exchequer proposed to put a fourpenny stamp upon every number of ...
... m the discharge of his duties. He also made other suggestions for tbe regulation of medical officers, and recommended that all cases of nuisances should beard at the County Court, and judge to be specially appointed for the duty.—Dr. Mapothkr (Dublin) ...
... the house, ; free i : patients, 8. Attendance given the Hospital every day (except Sunday) at nine o’clock. Reduction the Tea Duty.—Hornitna*’* Tea* are now Bd. per pound ch«ai>«r. Their Agents, in *U !~ the Kingdom, are constantly receiving fresh supplies ...
... (Contributed by Mr. George Shaw.) patents have been sealed during the past week. Prolonged Patents. —Patents on which the Stamp Duty of £5O. has recently been paid :—T. Routledge, Ford Works, near Sunderland, and D. Bentley and J. B. Jackson, Bury, improvements ...
... defendant's particulars were not sufficiently specific, his duty would be to order them to be amended, but if the publications furnished were to his mind a complete answer to the action, his duty would be to impress the plaintiff with his belief, and failing ...
... contrast between them were that Mr. Peel waa not favour of the ballot, whereas »r Henry that Mr. Peel bad never voted for the abolition of Church-rate*, whereas Sir Henry a persistent opponent ot them. He urged the electors use their own judgment, ana rote ...