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... 1837. a return of the stamps issued shows that 83 London puma between them used 15.100.197 stamps in six months — which represents the total joist circulations of the London Promos is that perioa. To-day, if journals were stamped, a modern newspapes The ...
... operative then. The Education Act !of prepared the way tor the popular .journal of 1913 no more surely than the abolition of the Stamp and Paper Duties in the middle of the century made possible the peony oevrapaper of its closing de,eades. _ ...
... fourfifths of the market. In consequence they have not been slow in laying down new plant and machinery. The abolition of the halfpenny postage stamp would deal a hard blow - to the one particular trade winch the postal authorities have approved and encouraged ...
... the abolition of halfpenny postage, se outlined in the Chancellor of the Exchequer's proby Sir Adolph Tuck, managing r a rtt i tor of the Arm of Raphael Tuck and Sons. _ . _ . Adolph gave it as hie opinion that the abolition. of the halfpenny stamp for ...
... Budget of Lloyd George in to pronounce rentetice if death this etterseern Lod takes and duties - reel by that Budget. The undeveloped land duty, the increment duty, arid reversion tax—all three ware involved in a They perished en Primrose Day, and during ...
... offered it to Tennymin in a letter from Windsor (*tootle signed C. B. Phipps. it the good Phipps 'fisted that the ancient duties of this office. which consisted in laudatory odes to the Sovereign. have been long in abeyance, and have never been called ...
... time of examination. If the public would only realise that food made from these diseased horses may prove fatal to man, the abolition of this disgraceful traffic would not be far distant. May we earnestly appeal to your readers to indirAnally by asking their ...
... was an incremes of £536,000. The Estate duties were xpected to produce 28 millions; stamps, £9,900,000; land tax and house duty, £2,700,000; income tax, £45,250,000; super tax, £3,300,000; and land value duties, £725,000. The total tax revenue would be ...
... be seen. It has not bein genemight be attached to the staff of auxiliary sally tried yet. To read this debgutful hospitals, duty would be to find book about it, ho ~ is to wish to be a . suitable employment for the patients schoolboy Again. Mr Cook's ideal ...
... considerable no in the compulsory notification or treatment I He believed our C o nsosander-te-Chief matter of footwear—the abolition of del venereal aloes.% but he nrged that \ iand other leaders of the Allied force. top-boot and • return to the much clear ...