... The Government presented a bill relative to tbe abolition of the nesvmaper stamp duty. ITALY. Fwannce, June 2, Evening. The heilee asserts that the Minister for Fireign Affairs has lodged s complaint with the Government respeatin its want of vigilance ...

... 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 ...

... his direction. The duty was cast upon him, and he should discharge it to the best of his ability, so long as he retained his present office. (Cries of Order.) He thought it right to take the steps he had taken, because it was a duty in the successful ...

... set aside for the abolition of certain out-of-the-way stamps on deeds., but only on condition that the Howie is inducted by this bribe to pass without discussion a bill which is greatly needed for the codification of all the stamp duties now to force. Among ...

... 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 ...

... and the sugar duties were reduced one-half; several small trade licenses were repealed; the impressed newspaper stamp was abolished and the postage on newspapers reduced to a halfpenny; a number of stamp duties were reduced, and the stamp ...

... sent by post. Moreover, the Austrian had to submit to a stamp duty, i abolished n Hungary, but not in the remainder of the empire, though many efforts have been made •to obtain it. total abolition; and this adds nut only to the cost of the papers, but ...

... cent, duty on railway passenger receipts, and to charge a duty of 1 per cent, on all railway receipts, including those for goods' traffic—to reduce the income-tax to 4d per El, and the sugar duty by 50 per cent. With regard to the stamp ...

... Income-tax and succession duty were to render possible. The excise duty on soap was repealed; several stamp duties were reduced, among them those on receipts for which was substituted the now familiar penny receipt stamp; the ...

... down their circulation could equal the imposition of a heavy stamp and advertisement duty—the first necessarily raising the price of the sheet above the means of the 00•210011 people, and the duty on advertisements destroying all chaser of any great success ...

... £19,500,000 rise receipts were set down as £27.740,000, have realised £27,326,000; stamps estimated at £10,0100,000 hive produced £11,002,003; Land tax amt house duty, supposed to be worth £2,450,000 to the revenue, have yielded C 2,496,000 ; l'roperty ...

... of Richmond's motion implying a vote of censure on Government for the assumption of the Royal prerogative to procure the abolition of purchase in the army. This vindication of the dignity of the Upper House does not in the smallest degree affect the ...