Correspondence on Partially Stamped Newspapers and Stamp Office
The Daily News comments on the stamp duty for newspapers and the Post Office's role. It cites 1849 figures, questions profits from newspaper carriage, and includes letters from Inland Revenue denying partial stamping rights to registered papers. The piece accuses duplicity and urges a clear legal fix.
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Daily News
Lord John
House of Commons
Milner Gibson
Rowland Hill
Post
Board of Inland Revenue
Stamp Office
Post-office
Lord Monteagle
Baldwin and Cradock
Tas
Tur Freenoaper
Scholefield
Birmingham
Birmingham Freehold Land Society
Inland Revenue
Somerset-house
Freeholder
the. Board
Thomas Kroak
Thornton Hunt
Leader
Charles Bray
Coventry Ieralid
Thomas Allan
Caledonian Mercury
Somerset House
London
Thomas Kroon
Thornton Tunt
Tuomas KroGn
Commissioners of Inland Revenue
Thornton Trunt
Thomas Keon
Cornewall Lewis
Newport Freehold Land Society Viewed as Public Good
The Newport Freehold Land Society has passed its initial stage and begun to gain benefits from its land purchase. Emphasis is placed on prudent management, member education, and broader public good, with the Stamp Act reductions aiding conveyance and mortgage duties. The Merlin notes efforts by the Freehold Societies Union to expand awareness and share successful practices.
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Newport Freehold Land Society
Newport Society
Council of the Freehold Societies Union
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Coventry Herald and Observer
Coventry
Caledonia Mercury
Edinburgh
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