Direct taxes and stamp dutiesLongmans, Green, and Company, 1884 |
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additional allowed alteration amount annual value annum appointed armorial bearings assessed taxes assessors Bill Britain carriage horses cent certificate chargeable coaches collection collectors commissioners deduction dogs dwelling-house effect England exceeding exchequer excise exemption extended fiscal four-wheeled carriages Gladstone granted hearth-money house tax income tax increased inhabited houses inland revenue inns of court Ireland land tax legacy and succession letters of administration liable lord manufacture ment millions occupied offices owners paid payable payment persons keeping Pitt Pitt's poll tax probate profits property insured proposed provisions purposes racehorses raised receipts reduced rent repealed respect scale of charge schedule Scotland scutage SECTION servants sporting stage-coaches Stamp Act stamp duties subsequently succession duties tax on inhabited TAX ON PERSONS tax produced taxation taxpayer tenant tenements termed tion town trade Triple Assessment United Kingdom Vict wheels window tax yield
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Stran 191 - ... a badge of slavery upon the whole people, exposing every man's house to be entered into, and searched at pleasure, by persons unknown to him...
Stran 234 - ... used solely for the conveyance of any goods or burden in the course of trade or husbandry, and whereon the Christian name and surname, and place of abode, or place of business of the...
Stran 129 - ... that upon all annuities, yearly interest of money, or other annual payments, whether such payments shall be payable within or out of Great Britain, either as a charge on any property of the person paying the same by virtue of any deed or will or otherwise, or as a reservation thereout, or as a personal debt or obligation by virtue of any contract...
Stran 207 - Every coach-house, stable, brew-house, wash-house, laundry, wood-house, bakehouse, dairy, and all other offices, and all yards, courts, and curtilages, and gardens, and pleasure grounds, belonging to and occupied with any...
Stran 217 - The school board shall apportion the amount required to be raised to meet the deficiency in the school fund among the different parts of the metropolis mentioned in the third column of the first schedule to this Act in proportion to the rateable value of such parts as shown by the valuation lists for the time being in force under The Valuation (Metropolis) Act, 1869...
Stran 368 - ... protection which is common to us all, you ought also to make the sacrifice which we are called upon to make. It is not peculiar to you, it does not belong to the quality of your income, but it is made general, and required from all ; you could not embark your capital in any other species of security in which it would not be subject to the same charge.
Stran 285 - Majesty, her heirs and successors, for and in respect of every licence to be taken out yearly by every person who shall use or carry a gun in the United Kingdom the sum of ten shillings.
Stran 51 - So down thy hill, romantic Ashbourn, glides The Derby dilly, carrying Three INSIDES. One in each corner sits, and lolls at ease, With folded arms, propt back, and outstretch'd knees ; While the press'd Bodkin, punch'd and squeezed to death, Sweats in the mid-most place, and scolds, and pants for breath.
Stran 272 - ... laying aside their lawful trades and employments, do betake themselves to the stealing, taking and killing of conies, hares, pheasants, partridges and other game...
Stran 352 - ... indeed, the most heartfelt satisfaction to state, that notwithstanding the difficulties which the measure encountered from the shameful evasion, or rather the scandalous frauds by which its effects were counteracted, the total amount which was expected has yet been realised. The meanness which shrunk from fair and equal contribution has been compensated to the public by the voluntary exertions of patriotism.