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... SLAVERY ABOLITION BILL. The house went immediately into committee on the Slavery Abolition Bill. Mr. STANLEY moved the reading of the 25th clause. The Chairman said the question was as to the insertion of the sum of twenty millions in the blank left for ...
... Robinson, • The petition was ordered to be printed. STAMP DUTIES (NEWSPAPERS.) The ATTOR NEV-GENER AL presented A petition from the printers of Nottingham, praying for the diminution of . the duties upon Newspapers. SLAVERY The TTOR NEY:CENERAL presented ...
... as we understand it, the positive deter- illation of Ministers to take off the whole of the stamp duty on , newspapers, and to retain the whole of the duty on advertisements. Notwithstanding the authority advanced, and the immense allowance which we ...
... heads :-1. Duties on Articles being Materials of Manufactures, Building, Shipbuilding, &c.-2. Duties on British Manufactures-3. Duties on Articles of Luxury-4. Principal Direct Taxes-5.• The Land Tax-6. Duties on Articles of Food; and-7. Taxes on Capital ...
... ADVERTISEMENT DUTIES. Mr. O'CONNELL, seeing the noble lord (Althorp) in his place, wished to know from him whether a graduated reduction was to be made in the duty on advertisements, or whether that duty was to be reduced to Is. 6d. If the latter was ...
... government to repeal the duty upon sea-borne slates. The right hon. gentleman must be aware that the duty upon sea-borne coals and the duty upon sea-borne slates were collected by one machinery; and that therefore, if the duty upon slates was continued ...
... the operatn n or the'stamp duties: he alluded to the yearly Almanacks. T hese publications only produced -27,0001. annua ll y , so th at no great fiscal evil could arise from the abolition o f this duty. Th e consequence of this duty was, ...
... Sir W. INGILBY presented a petition from certain owners and occupiers of land in Lincolnshire, praying for the abolition of the stamp duty on insurances. Colonel SIBTHORP supported the prayer of the petition, and hoped that a tax which so materially affected ...
... LIIPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF LORDS.—SATIJIMAY, AUGUST 24. The Stamp Forgeries Bill and the Tea Duties Bill went through committees, the reports of which were ordered to be received on Monday. The reports of the Bank Charter Bill, the Factory Regulation ...
... repeal of the Stamp Duties, Mr. LEICESTER presented a petition from Poole for the abolition of Slavery. Mr. METHUEN presented petitions from Littleton, Castle-comb, and the females of Cullom, in the county of Wilts, for ' • the immediate abolition of Slavery ...
... Glamorgan, for the abolition of !lavery, Mr. ABERCROMBIE presented a petition frorn a congrekation in Edinburgh for the better observance of the Sabbath; a petition from the letter-pressmen of Edinburgh for the • ti.Ornediate abolition of all Taxes on ...
... encouragement with which their endeavours to give satisfaction to the public were met last year on the occasion of the abolition of the stamp duty. Their present list contains a 1 the Almanacks published by them in 1835; but they trust that, by experience and ...