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... £2,000,000, Annual Revenue £300,000. Estalished 1836. 1/6 per cent, on House Property. IN consequence of the abolition of tbe Government Duty, INSURANCES can now be effected at a much less cost than hitherto, and a favorable opportunity is afforded for ...
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... The duty on probate on the will of the late Sir Baa- jauin Lee Guinness, which was paid in Dublin on Friday, amounted to the large sum of -16,506 for stamp duty alone. Ihe Great Northern and Midland Railway Com- panies have signified their intention of ...
... LENNARD. A York bui.dings, Daie-stre. HENRY BULLEY. Total abolition of duty jre INSURANGES.—NO IC-TARIFF Anticipating a large inc.ease of Fire Insurances cons nt upon the abolition of the duty, the UNITED PoRTd an*! UKNKRiL INSURANCE COMPANY open t ...
... LONDON. WILLIAM J. TIAN, Secretary. ABOLITION OF MIN INSURANCE DUTY. PHORT-TIE POLICIES. THE GENERAL ASSURANCE COMPANY is nrepayed to is.ue SHORT-TIME POLICIES, charging Premium Duty up to the 24th of JUNE next, when the Duty ceases GEORGE SCOTT FREEMAN, Secretary ...
... of stamped envelopes. J. H. BANKS, Hon. Sec. ».4 AsSURANCE CORPORA'ION, Established a.p. 1720, by Charter of King George the Firat, aud cor firmed by Special Acts of Parliament. *Chief Office— Royul Lorden Pall-mall, PROPOSED ABOLITION OF The DUTY on ...
... that it would comprehend the important ekment of toll abolition. He proposed that the Committee he authorised to petition in favour of such a measure, provided it comprehended the total abolition of tolls, and the right of towns to manage their own roads ...
... the first duty of statesman who sets himself to grapple with the subject The reformation of the offender is, of course, an important object to be kept in view in dealing with the criminal classes. But charity begins at home ; and the first duty of society ...
... extent they should be, either in purse or in the quality of the article supplied to them, by the reduction or abolition of customs or excise duties on articles subject to such impoets. It is the int porters or dealers in such articks who contrive to secure ...
... price 6d.; by post for seven stamps. Merchants, Shippers, aud the Trade liberally dealt with. Agents Wanted in every Town. ANDREW MUIR, Engineer, Victoria-bridge, tALFORD. Manchester. IMPORTANT TO THE LADIES. ABOLITION OF WASHING t>AYS ! ! THE above ...
... the current rates, and INSURERS wiU derive the full BENEFIT of the advantage accruing from the ABOLITION OF FIRB INSURANCE DUTY. For every ls. Gd. of the Duty bitberto levied and now abolished, tbe Sum Assured can be increased 100/. in the case of first-class ...
... be paid toithin 15 i days cf those dates respectively. The Policy-holders are respectfully reminded that the ABOLITION of the FIRE ASSURANCE DUTY will enable them to increase the amount for which they insure against Loss by Fire without increasing their ...