Taxing alterations in the income act and abatement rules
The document outlines changes to abatements for income tax in Great Britain, detailing reductions for families with one or more children, qualifications for commissioners, and procedures for assessing traders and manufacturers. It describes electing commissioners, payment methods, penalties, and enforcement, plus new provisions for London and other districts and the role of the Bank of England and Receivers General.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Apy
Royal Borough
Great Britain
City of London
Common Council
Middlesex
Tower
Court of King’s Bench
Inns of Court
Rock
Fach Corporation
Hilal
Triany Perfor
Thalr
Cog Missionens
Cheltameanariver Ag
Ponanghis
Ofigeley
Court of Equity
Fech
Shail Sohcur
Bank’ of
England
Receiver-General
Scotland
City of
London
Bank of England
Commercial Commissioners
King’s Remembrancer
Thal
Saint ‘Mary-le-bonne
Saint Pancras
Essex
Royal Exchange
Mid
Lofidon
Hank of England
Aay
Dyrchjors Ie Aid United Company
South Sea
Middle
Surry
Battel
Birmingham
Hull
Liverpool
Leeds
Man
Chester
Newcaste
Tyne
Notwich
Edinburgh
Perfords
Hergin
Aoife
Riding
White
Stewadry
Hall
Stewartry
Aétas
Provisions on Commercial Commissioners and Oaths
Fragmentary legal text outlines qualifications and oaths for Commercial Commissioners and assistants. It details that unqualified persons cannot serve, the process for taking oaths, appointment of clerks, and accountability withTreasury approvals. The document emphasizes impartiality and proper administration of duties.
Widespread yellow fever and maritime news from Jamaica
Reports from Jamaica by packet warn of severe yellow fever ravages on the island with quarantine in place after many deaths at sea. The Atlantic news notes a thriving sugar crop outlook, a tribute to Capt. Loss on Tortola, shipwrecks near Gibraltar Bay, and ice disrupting Elbe navigation. Also reported are noble deaths in England, military academy plans in Buckinghamshire, Danish East India weather damage, and a Thames traffic toll of toll network aims to ease cross-country passage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamaica
W. G. Loss
Tortola
West-indies
Gibraltar Bay
Elbe
Caksampeon
Comaer Lane
Sheepy Hall
Warwick
Duke of
Ancaster
Coit
Asexcoas
Lesos
Gittiees
Committee of Ways and Means
Hosaki
Buckinghamshire
Duke of York
Showhilk
Effe
Lacy Day
Leith
Andrew’s Bay
Feepertex the Great
Prussia
Leatt
Ewan
Hammon
Mordon Park
Supry
Epsom Road
Axhd
Joan Acsacar
Thaives-Inn
Epping Forest
Toth Nile
Epsoma Road
Psyreia
Portmouth News Briefs From The West Indies To Madeira
Arrived at Portsmouth the mail packet from Jamaica with letters for England. Vessels captured near L Armeon bound to Bordeaux and the Latona frigate and Fox cutter return with wind shifts. The John and Martha ashore at Devil's Point with cargo salvaged. The Peace reaches Madeira with crew from the Coldstream wreck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saymonte
Péc
la Catherine
L’armeon
Bourdeaux
Seymour
Latona
Sornes
Ron
John
Martha
Murray
Gibraltar
London
Devil’s Point
West
Alunite
Scilly
Peace
Madeira
Rare Naval Dispatches From the Boadicea and Privateers
Letters from Vice Admiral Gardner and Rear Admiral Harvey detail captures at sea, including the privateers La Buonaparte La Amizone La Sauveur La Fortune and the brig Le Cantabre. Reports mention recapture of the Danish ship Dorothea and the privateer Tryallable ship bound for Guadaloupe.
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Admiralty Office
Lord Bridport
K.B
Boadicea
Bordeaux
Alan. Gardner
Cambrian
Harry Neale
Fiorenzo
Tam
Lee Cambelan
Bec
Thave
le Cantabre
Ig Gauns
Bayonne
Ke Leces
Phaeton
Stag
la Rochelle
Africa
Stopford
É&O
Bridport
K. B
Haraty
Leeaward Lloyds
Evan Nepean
Pyr Geof
Wales
Fort-Royal Bay
Sid
Martinique
Dewey. Harvey
R, B
Guadalouge
la Buonaparte
L'Amizone
la Sauveur
la Fortune
Lester
Aiarque
St. Barthyfomew’s
Guadaloupe
C. Henay Harvey
Also Mentioned on This Page
Father Énahed
Shy
Treafury
Mrall Alléw
Bhip News
Satay Ealmoutr
Mijetty
Jo Ts Ricwannis
Te Weymouth Petket
Torstelat
WaLtoxon
Brown
Army
M. di Sronserayabrench Genthaian
Atina’ Dorothea
B. Peruew
Maken
B. Parrew
France
Harlequin
New York
N.N. B
Froiriz
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