Fire Insurance Duty Reform Effort Gathers Support in Parliament
The Association for the Abolition or Reduction of the Duty on Fire Insurance reports gains from Chancellor of the Exchequer Budget changes aiming to cut the duty on stock-in-trade and utensils to 1s 6d while keeping private property at 3s. The group argues a uniform repeal is fair and plans continued pressure, naming numerous M P s, insurers, and city chambers of commerce backing the cause.
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Giannte Hiaudis
Asee Lee
Life Office
New King-Street
Covent-Garden
Generalanager
Association For
Sun
Phoenix
County
Royal Exchange
Imperial
Alliance
West of England
Globe
Royal
Guardian
Union
General
Northern
Westminster
Church of England
Atlas
Manchester
Lancashire
Queen
Law Fire
Provincial of Wales
Emperor
Law Union
Caledonian
North British and Mercantile
Scottish Union
Royal Farmers
Scottish Provincial
Patriotic
Shropshire
North Wales
Hants
Sussex
Dorset
Essex
Suffolk
Equitable
Norwich Equitable
National
Norwich Union
Beverley
Bewdley
Birmingham
Blackburn
Bolton
Boston
Bradford
Bridgenorth
Bridgwater
Burnley
Bury St. Edmunds
Bury
Cambridge
Cardiff
Carlisle
Cashel
Chesterfield
Chichester
Chippenham
Clitheroe
Clonmell
Colchester
Coleraine
Congleton
Cork
Denbigh
Derby
Devonport
Dewsbury
Doncaster
Dorchester
Drogheda
Droitwich
Dublin
Dumbarton
Dumfries
Dunfermline
Dundee
Dundalk
Dunbar
Edinburgh
Elgin
Enniskillen
Exeter
Eye
Falkirk
Falmouth
Folkestone
Forfar
Galashiels
Galway
Gateshead
Glasgow
Glastonbury
Gloucester
Grantham
Greenock
Guildford
Haddington
Halifax
Hastings
Harwich
Hawick
Han
Rye
Scarborough
Selkirk
Shaftesbury
Sheffield
Shrewsbury
Sligo
Spalding
Stafford
Stamford
St. Andrews
Stirling
Stockton-on-Tees
Stockport
Stratford-on-Avon
Swansea
Sunderland
Tamworth
Tiverton
Totness
Tralee
Tynemouth
Wakefield
Walsall
Wallingford
Warwick
Waterford
Warrington
Wareham
Wells
Wexford
Wick
Wigtown
Winchester
Wisbech
Woodstock
Worcester
York
Youghal
Chambers of Commerce
Batley
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Bristol
Dover
Huddersfield
Hull
Kendal
Leeds
Leicester
Leith
Limerick
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Norwich
Nottingham
Plymouth
South of Scotland
Southampton
Stoke upon-Trent
Fleet-street
London
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General Provident Assurance Company (Limited
Keery
Hubert George Grist
Patr
T. Alcock
Lord Ashley
J.H. Astell
Thomas Barnes
T. Bass
E. Baxter
T. Bazley
B. Beaumont
H. H. Bruce
W. Buchanan
M.P
S. Butler
Isaac Butt
Charles Buxton
F. Crossley
R. Dalglish
James Duke, Bart
Mr. Dunne, Esq
Wisc. Enfield
H. J
J. Goschen
W. Gray
S. Gregson
P. Grenfell
H. G. Langton
Q.C
P. Long
M. Lopes
Bart
H. C. Lowther
Francis Lyons
M.P. E
MacEvoy
J. F. Maguire, Esq., M.P. T. Mainwaring, Esq., M.P
R. Malins
M.P. P
W. Nicol
J.8. North
Guildford Onslow
C. Paget
Henry Pease
John Pender
S. M.peto
J. Pilk
Francis Cook
John Dillon
J.P. Foster
J. R. Jeffery
Liverpool
William Leaf
G. Pouncy
Finchley
Titus Salt
G. Scovell
Henry Vyse
Sir James Watts
Bankers, London and County Joint-Stock Bank
Lombardst
B.C
Mgr
Thomas Park
John Vickers
AssociaTion
Charles Maxfield
Agee -In-Need Life, Fire, Guarantee, and Aca Company (Limited
Accidental Assurance
Bedford Street
Strand
W.C
West Nile Street
Baners
London and County Bank
Covent Garden
Clydesdale Bank
George William Wheeler