Westminster Life Insurance Office opens for applications
The Public are informed of a new Life Insurance and Annuity Office to be established with broad capital. The office will open on Wednesday the 26th of March to receive applications for insurances and printed proposals. Directors and auditors from among eminent gentlemen are listed, and agents will be appointed in principal cities. The Westminster Life Insurance and Annuity Office conducts its business in the same hour.
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Great Britain
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Riera Ap Whuitrams
Romeny Sxietor
Westminster Life Insurance and Annuity Office
Tax Upon Income and Its Descriptions
The article details how income is defined for tax purposes under the A&I, covering income from property real or personal, mixed income from property and industry, and income from personal merit such as offices pensions and stipends. It explains gross annual income, deductions, and methods for assessing landowners and occupiers, including general and particular averages, and notes the schedule in the Act.
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Land Rent Calculation Rules From Historical Tax Treatise
An excerpt explains how to estimate annual land value by averaging outgoings such as taxes rates and assessments. It notes variability in rent due to local charges, tithes, and parish rates, and outlines steps to compute annual value using a quarter of total outgoings and adding tithes or their cash equivalent.
Murder trial opens at Maidstone Assizes for Sir Beaumont Hotham
Charles Wilton faced trial for the murder of Captain W Brown of the Kite sloop at Sheerness on November 28. The prosecution outlined murder law while witnesses described Brown's visit to a house where a pistol threat preceded a fatal shot. The jury acquitted of murder but convicted of feloniously killing and slaying. The judge sentenced Wilton to one year in Maidstone gaol, noting the defendant’s conduct and the temptations of his household.
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Brefire
Beaumont Hotham
KNT
Charles Wilton
W. Brown
Sheerness
Garrow
Captain Brown
Stuart
Brown
Nancy
Capt. Brown
Sam
A conRable
Allpeed
Sheppy
Bla chafaMer
Ant Describadtiise
Duc Wapien
Bivaife
Corps of “Volunteers of
Sheets
Dreifein Meiniforime
Browly
Shoul
Armel
Hhath
Lis-Arer
Ufual
Maidstone
London Markets Wheat and Grain Prices Recorded
Market report notes Monday price levels for wheat, malt, new tick beans, and hops with signs of scarcity and higher costs. Fluctuating grain and flour prices appear alongside meat and livestock values from Smithfield and regional markets.
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Farner
Marcus
Unclear Bill Debates on Tax, Land Redemption and Militia
Fragmentary report covers debates on tax redemption land clauses and amendments. MPs discuss the Land Tax Redemption Bill, penalties for contracts, and appeals, with remarks by Sir W Pulteney and Mr Pitt. Committees consider militia reductions and provisional cavalry, while resolutions for secret service money and Loyalist claims are approved.
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Falery
Leive
Liverpool
Eadachel
Pringel
Scotch Distitlecy AG
Reyfort
W. Pulteney
Steaten
Basangt
Pulteney
Yehea
PRR SR
Pitt
Wilson
Privy Council
Simeon
Serjeant
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Baroneh
Dundagg
Weed
Dundas
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