The Sun.
London, England, 1862-04-05 00:00:00

PLAYING CARDS.

S. That, towards raising the Supply granted to her Ma-
jesty, there shall be charged and paid to and for the use of
her Majesty, her heirs and successors:— £ s. d.
For and in respect of every pack of playing cards
made fit for sale or use in the United Kingdom,
the stamp duty of 0 0 3
And for and upon every licence to be taken out
annually by any person in the United Kingdom
who shall sell playing cards :
If such person shall be a maker of playing cards 1 0
If he shall not be a maker of such cards
The said duties to be in lieu of the duties now chargeab
on playing cards, and on licences to the makers thereof.

FOREIGN LOAN BONDS.

9. That, towards raising the Supply granted to her Ma-
jesty, there shall be charged and payable to her Majesty,
her heirs and successors, upon and in respeot of any bond,
debenture, or other security for money, by whatever name
it shall be called, made in the United Kingdom or else-
where, by or on behalf of any foreign or colonial Govern-
ment, State, or Company (not being a bill of exchange or
promissory note chargeable as such with stamp duty, nor
being an instrument already chargeable with the same
stamp duty as a bond, or for which a composition in lieu
thereof is payable),which shall be issued, delivered, assigned,
transferred or negotiated within the United Kingdom, the
same stamp duty as is chargeable on a bond made in the
United Kingdom for securing the payment of the like
amount of money.

And on Thursday next the following resolution

LICENSES TO BREWERS.

10. That, towards raising the supply granted to her Ma-
jesty, there shall be charged and paid for the use of her
Majesty, her heirs and successors, the following duties of
Excise on licenses to brew beer (that is to say) :
For and upon every license to be taken out by an 3 brewer
of beer for sale— £ s. d.
If the quantity of beer brewed by such brewer within
the year ending the 10th day of October next
preceding the taking out of such license shall
not exceed 20 barrels, the duty of
And if the same shall exceed 20 barrels and not
exceed 50 barrels, the duty of 1 7 6
And if the same shall exceed 50 barrels, the duty of 2 0 0
And if the same shall exceed 100 barrels and shall

not exceed 1,000 barrels, then for every 60
ofan
bar-
rels, and for any fractional part or num
b
h first 100 barrels, te additional duty of 0 16 0
entire quantity of 50 barrels over and abeorve the
And if the same shall exceed 1,000 barrels and
d 50,000 barrels, then, in addition
shall not exceed
to the duty chargeable in respect of 1,000 barrels
there shall be charged, for every 50 barrels, and
f
„,• tiny fractional part or number of an entire
quantity of 50 barrels over and above 1,000 bar-
rcls, the further duty of
.. 0 14 0
And if the same shall exceed 50,000 barrels,
then, in addition to the duty chargeable in re-
spect of 50,000 barrels, there shall be charged,
for every 50 barrels, and for any fractional part
or number of an entire quantity of 50 barrels over
and above 50,000 barrels, the further duty of.. .0 12 6
And for and upon every such licence to be taken
out by any person who shall first become a
brewer of beer for sale, the duty of 0 12 6
last-mentioned
isthhainlllObedapyasidaftbe); tshuechlOth day of Octo-
Anyderstohne,rwe
ber next atter taking out such licence, such fur-
ther additional sum as, with the said duty of 12s.
6d., hall amount to the duty hereinbefore men-
tioned, according to the number of barrels of
beer brewed by hire within the preceding year.
The duties aforesaid to be in lieu of the duties now
chargeable on licences to be taken out by brewers of Leer
for sale.

CRYSTL PALACE.-ONE SHILLING DAY, Friday,
April 4.—Admissions on payment, 719; ditto by season
ticket; 570; total viaitors, 1,289.

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