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... In the way of the abolition of the duty has hitherto been, my Committee auderstand, the . question of meeting sod adjusting the draw. back on the silver-plate held by manufacturers and tradesmen in Eugland, But seeing that the duty paid for some years ...
... opinion that no stamp duty is actually required under the Stamp law in force, refrains from oue, but in the case of title-deeds which may already have been issued without stamp on the authority of previous orders, the Superintendent of ...
... NEWSPAPER POSTAGE. Wass Great Britain committed its if to cheap postage on letters, and to the abolition of stamp duty on newspapers, it struck a line of public prosperity and pablic enlightenment. No truth has ever been more patent than this, and ever ...
... if the Seth-Judge confirm the *maitre decision lied if the losing party wishes to appeal, he will be required to pay the stamp duty, which in any ease is not to be awarded against his opponent. We object to the italms. We know from experience that in many ...
... TUESDAY EVENING, MARCH 29, MST. 0 . . _ The Collector of Malras will, from and after Ist April 1897, assume duties of Superintendent of Stamp. sot Stationery. Mr. J Twigg, Acting Head Astistant Col. hector, Tanjore, privilege leave for three upoithe from ...
... told that seventy- four documents were impounded by registering officers coder the provisions of the Stamp Act. The amount of the deficient stamp duty as well as penalty recovered in these lasses was rupees four hundred and eighty ;one against rupees seven ...
... present herd hornbleuilic metamorphic slate, traversed by small seams of quartz. —Elephant Stamps : The pair of heads start to-day, and we hopo to on stamping astaltius , THE BANGALORE SPECTATOR, FRIDAY EVENING, AUGUST 13, 1886. demaud handicraft. in ...
... tactics at Sandhurst, Woolwich, aud is quite contented to take it of a gulp-I truth, and on the strength of it to propose the abolition of whatever not happen to suit the dootrlne. It was ou evidence such as this, that the good old British line was condemned ...
... emigrant cooks his frugal dinner in a Birmingham sattcepan over a Birmingham stove, and carries his little luxuries in tins stamped with the name of a Birmingham maker. In short Birmingham is described as the toy-shop of the world. It may take a very long ...
... four souse • day. Accused w,a ordered to pay the lady with the long to ague two rupee* • month. TR' Qoasrlow.—The abolition of I th • duties in the station and their eitinuance in the City, is likely to work very unsatisfactorily and promote smuggling. ...
... country ; a magistrate, though he is said to bear the sword, does not bear it in a military sense. When lie takes up the duties of a Magistrate he virtually steps out of the ranks of the army, and becomes to all inteate and purposes a civilian. He a ...
... the root of human sacrifices ; and although half a ceutury was allowed to elapso before we looked on the abolition of the fiendish practise as a duty attached to the advent of our Christian and more civilized Government, still it was hailed as a good omen ...