... tbat the marine policy duty may be r« mitted. This duty is 3d. on every B 01. or any part of li)0l. in sured. The grounds on which the remis sion is prayed for are the following. The government calculate that hey derive from this duty a gross amount of 125 ...

... merchants on whor: incumbent to pay the duty on all insurances they where pe effect has to be therefore, thas, wer? duty , the It is contended, number of insurances in ¥ be very the los revenue the that in of the merchant, stamp, to be the shall be affixed to ...

... praying for the abolition of the duty, now submitted to the in, ,'ioved and signed by the chaiimin. In the course of s few well-chosen remarks the speaker instanced various cases where the public would cleaily benefit by the- abolition of the tax. lie ...

... to receive propos: als for insuriy pro at equitable rates. All lo es promptly and liber: ly sett! ted. general The abolition of the duty red s the expense of insurance, in the half, and in all cases hy Is. 6a. per cent, case of private houses by one by ...

... of the Exchejuer praying for the abolition of the du , how submitted to the be roved and the chairman.” sy of s well-chosen remarks the speaker instanced various eases where the ome would clearly benefit by the abolition of the tax. assist to ite repeal ...

... future credit of the | to free. Scraps for have not put ource!ves in a hostile if the abolition be the way to pram Cy is prem 5 omy Aviat t free, 2. 1d., in stampe, tter (laughter), why should not her goverr ment highest class officers, in training, de- ...

... TURKISH (By (FROM OUR GPECTAL ) Miniater, hes te. the the abolition of stamp duty upon news- papers which was imposed in between two and three years ago, His Highness considers that the stamp upon newspapers is an ¢bstraction and charge upon the press ...

... PLEVENTARY EDUCATION RITT. The Commons’ amendments to Lords’ were egreed to. STAMP The Stamp Duties Mill and Stamp Duties Management Bill were severally read a time. The Stamp ...

... Sister BUl— Committee. Wages Arrestment Abolition (Scotland) Hill - Commit* c. Medical Acts Amendment Bill— Adjourned debate on second reading. Mortgage Debenture Act (1805) Amendment Billisecond reading. Stamp Duty on Dee-ds Kill Kecond reading. Ways and ...

... the committee on the Newspaper Stamp Bill has been presented, and tbe Government have accepted M. Drolle's proposal to abolish the stamp-tax allowing the Government time to seek a financial compen- sation for such abolition. The bill in its entirety was ...

... Addi ‘taxation to the amount of 350,000/. will be required, and the sum will probabl be raised by an Customs, Excise, and Stamp duties, The of and Australia have declined at presen’ in the pro- for the institution of a Jolonial Museum in rapidly, Tha total ...

... the amount of 350,000/. will be required, and the sum will probably be raised by an increase in the Customs, Excise, and Stamp duties. The Colonies of Victoria and South Australia have declined at present to co-operate in the pro- posal for the institution ...