... Packet Hull Advertiser IVhile it may frankly be admitted that since the removal of the paper duty, and the consequent abolition of stamps on newspapers generally, these returns do not furnish that excellent criterion for judging of the superiority of the ...

... NEWSPAPER STAMPS RETURN. THE CIRCULATION • THE PACQUET. Penwat (o order the Boom of Cammeoa, omdo oo the of Jooo last, retom has joat been iaaoed ** the newaoopera whleh hare furniabod coeiet to the Stamp nfllee during the year coding the day Mat eh, ...

... NOTICE The alteration in the price of the Shrewsbury Chronicle which we made on the abolition of the Paper Duty, in 1861, having resulted, as we then anticipated, in such a greatly increased circulation—a circulation which is still steadily advancing—that ...

... are undisciplined and irregular. The distributors of stamps, th« collectors and surveyors of taxes, the collectors and officers of excise, represent three divisions of Revenue servants. The duties the former have in certain instances been transferred ...

... the rueesuree which be has &demoted - Reform, the abolition of church ratea, fees Made. the abolition of the newspaper stamp o',l the pep r duty, the admiminn of Jews to Parliament, and the abolition of the property qualification—adopted by ...

... the measures which he has advocated— Reform, the abolition of church rates., free trade, the abolition of the newspaper stamp and the paper duty, the admission of Jews to Parliament, and the abolition of the property qualification—adopted by ...

... Powers. You will remember that the Finance Minister recently proposed to augment the import duty on tea, as a partial equivalent for the abolition I of the stamp duty now levied on newspapers. Some Amsterdam and Rotterdam houses have addressed the Second ...

... 'sid; BStewa Free, P',-ew 1 ?? . t . , ?? - - ?? :: Solk Mercry . - - , , Beccs' ?? ?? - -Inconse~quence of the abolition of the Stamp Duty these ret do; not furnish the exact'ariterion they -formerly did' of the circulation of the' various uews I papers ...

... another of the measures which has advocated Reform, the abolition of church rates, free trade, the abolition of the newspaper stamp and the paper duty, the admission Jews to Parliament, and the abolition of the property qualification- ...

... so great a change as the abolition of the impressed Stamp occasioned, those just starting into life almost immediately discovered that their expenses could not lie met, or their project be rendered successful, unless the duty upon paper also was rescinded ...

... the measures which he has advocated— Reform, the abolition of church rates, free trade, the abolition of the newspaper stamp and the paper dut3 , the admission of Jews to Parliament, and the abolition of the property qualification—adopted by the govern ...

... maerce to a much greater extent than we can boast . of in this country. ' - NawsPAPA1R STEPs.-With the abolition of the r paper duty newspaper stamps fell into general s disuse, being maintained chiefly for the papers sent g to small villages and country ...