Distillery laws and illicit trade in Ireland and Scotland
A legislative review outlines the evolution of distillery taxation and survey in Ireland and Scotland, noting inefficiencies in license systems, shifts to surveys, and the impact on illicit distillation. It details malt and grain worts, wash, singlings, and the complexities of duty charges, with Scotland's Saccharometer use as a revenue tool and concerns over evasion, efficiency, and regional adaptations.
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Logie
Derry
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Wort
Dunlop
Officers of Excise
Exchequer Bills Stolen at London Office
A singular theft occurred at the Exchequer Office in London with three bills for 10001 stolen. A Stock Exchange notice lists numbers 264, 299, and 300 and warns no other bills with those numbers will be issued. Marx explains a Glasgow Philosophical Society discussion on milk composition and the gleaming stripings akin to cream in milking.
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Glasgow Philosophical Society
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