... the payment of stamp duties, a resolution was adopted to memorialise the Inland Revenue Board, urging the desirability of receiving cheques on country banks and Post-ofsce orders in payment of legacy, succession, and other stamp* and duties on the same terms ...

... Consolidated Fund charges Army (not including abolition of purchase) 14,82000 y • 9,108,000 Service ••• •.. 10,652,000 Revenue Departments 2,621,000 Telegraphs , 500,000 Packet Service 1,165,000 Abolition of Purchase 651,000 Total £71,313 ...

... Monday. President Grant, in his Message, recommends the modification of the tariff and the abolition of all internal taxes except spirits, tobacco, and stamps. The Message, in alluding to the relations with Great Britain, says: This year has witnessed ...

... recommend the abolition of the system of substitutes, and the immediate dissolution of the National Guard, The Budget committee of the French National Assembly have resolved on substituting a small tax upon paper for the proposed newspaper stamp duty. A further ...

... ithrogeting the present vexatious regulations for obtairing a return of the value of spoiled stamps were decided to be again introduced. On subject of the abolition of the income tax (schedule D), Mr. Seston's resoletion was unanimously adopted, and the ...

... accessible. In consequence, at no smell coat of pelitical effort, the materiel of paper has been *et fr- e from duty, and every restrici ion, In stamp cw otherwise, upon the press his been removed (cheers). The consequiece has been the ereetion of a press wbich ...

... t : a bo tra nt s n i ld v e e r p t a l i i d e u i Fe he duty )1f all the n the Chancellor of the Exchequer makes financial statement he will certainly announce an increase In these duties. The Channel swim feat is, the Ixprers, again to be attempted ...

... sale. Admission to the view and two data' vale, One Shilling each, by ticket to be obtained at. the door. Catalogues (one stamp) may be obtained of Messrs. Cnavro and Soy, Painters, Honicastle ; and of the Ace- High -strict, Honicastle, Sept. 30th, 1873 ...

... planters consisted almost entirely of slaves. Some owned as many as 100, worth from 1000 dole. to 2000 dole. each. By the abolition of slavery men who had been large capitalist. have become so poor that they have not now the means to work their lands. They ...

... In Paris, where during the put summer the deaths reached upwards of 200 per week, vaccination was fearfully neglected. The stamping out of small-pox by emanation en a carefully devised masa has been bid In flestbod. with. the deledpoteir. the sealtelft ...

... taxation. Still there is SO much to be said for the abolition of the Income Tax as a war tax, to be specially imposed at a time sof emergency; and still more to be said, if not for its entire abolition, for Its more equable adjustment that the meeting had ...

... *barged dimbeyiug the lawful commands Lf the esti 11,,AlLit:.T.allio,shi:. losingrzoo worthy, ftf so go jo bon-mo. with to do duty. Me defendant alleged she meal a •eillers oo o i t te - er W i . :etracm k.s t e oloa rs tai r a r p W att es ' of peed - lied ...