... the I nited Kingdom, and liable the stamp duty, was of these, 102 were publi-bed in London, only 30 of which still exist, and as (bo paper on which they were printed paid duty of d. per pound, each copy issued stamp duty of Id., and each ...

... they 'misprinted paid a duty oft !d. per pound. copy Mined • stamp duty of la.. and earh imprnent a tax of Is Ed • the tw were nemwily hio,b. sad the circulation as compared with newspapers el to day small. With the abolition of the .111,11 s on knowledge: ...

... October, 1857. The duty on paper of all qualities, on advertise- ments, and stamp duty on each news- paper, were all imposed during the last century, but they were increased during the early decades of the present century. The advertisement duty amounted to ...

... were sent to prison for non-compliance with the vaccination laws should be treated first class misdemeanants, and also the abolition of cumulative (lenalties, thus acknowledging the inefficiency of the present system, and the injustice that anti-vaccinators ...

... e I.)—T^a Royal Assent was given to an Act for Pr-itlitiiig Frauds and Abuses in the Public Reveals of Excise, Custom, Stamp Duties, PO!3'f, Office, and Hou- Mon«y. 1.727-(George I.)—The K'.ijg- was attacked by illness on his journey to kuuoror, and died ...

... reforms have all been modest and practical. The reduction of indirect taxation and the increase of the death duties; the removal of the Stamp Duty and other taxes on knowledge the protection of children from over-work in factories (a measure due to the ...

... examined by the district auditor who tames annually from a 'dist/Mee for that purpose, and who requires it to be stamped with • ss. stamp, and to be written out in a receipt lad payment book, and then wain in • duplicate on • form of Inancial etatement ...

... and greatly affected commerce. The repeal of what was formerly termed tho taxes on knowledge, such tho newspaper stamp, the Is. (id. duty on advertisements, Arc., have tended foster journals to an extent that could not have been previously imagined. Every ...

... reforms have all been modest and practical. The reduction of indirect taxation and the inorea^e of the deAth duties; the removal of the Stamp Duty and other taxes on knowledge the protection of children from over-work in factories ( ...

... e and greatly affected colt, were. repeal of what woe formerly termed the tame oa knowledge, such as the aewspaper stamp, the is. duty on advertiaementa, on, ha.. tended to foster Journals to as silent that not use been previously imagined. Eves, town ...

... recognition. . The duties appertaining to the newly-formed Councils and Ltmirds are varied and multiform. The majority of the duties are benefisial to both eases, but some are specially pertinent and advantageous to women alone. One of the duties devolving on ...

... The deceased baronet interested himself at an early period of his career in public ques- tions, and the movement for the abolition of religious tests at the Universities was originated at a meeting held at his chambers at Lincoln's Inn in 1866, when the ...