The Sun.
London, England, 1862-07-03 00:00:00

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4. MEDICAL ESSAY ON SPERMATORRHCE A,
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CONTENTS INTRODUCTORY CHAPTER :on the Physiological
Structure and Functions of the Reproductive Organs.
CHAPTER IL—Causes of Spermatorrhcea and Impotence;
early Vicious Indulgences; Dangers of Neglect
CHAPTER lII—A Review of the various Disqualifications
°t Marriage ; whether resulting from Youthful Abuse, the
Follies of Maturity, the Effects of Climate, or Infection.
CHAPTERS IV and V. on the modern Treatment of
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THE INCA3/E
A return
TAX SINCE 1798.
has
her 1798 to the present time,
lbeea
re~
'various rates, exemptions,
Income Tax Act frotelY issued to Parliament of every
distinguishing respectively
The abatements and
to persons
til7g9iBn teno
annual produce, and dates of
exemptions in some of the years are
per cent. was abated from thedutire:
than four and less than eight childre:asortoiniv
tdol oc
persons and
under 21 years of age ; 15 per cent.
ed
c various years
having eight children ; and 20 per cent. to
or more. The amount of duty assessed blur e having ten
was as follows :-
6 046 624
1799 .. 7
1798 £1,855,996 -
In 1802 the dutii
£5,3 1,007
• 4,111,921
6,429,599
12,822,056
11,905,858
:: 13,482,294
.. 13,631,922
Then occurs a
1842 .. £5,608,548
1843 .. 5,504,157
1844 5,476,497
1815 . • 5,711,224
1846 . • 5,791,067
1847 • • 5'834'7"
1848 .. .5,793,543
1849 .. 5,729,577
1850 .. 5,754,447
1851 .. 5,845,719
This is the last total in the
in 1861 cannot be furnished ai

I 1800
1801
.• £0244,438
ies were repealed. 5•628,093
1810 • • £14,453,320
1811 . • 14,462,776
,037
1812 .. 1%488,546
1813 15,795,691
14 188
I
11245
15,642,338

1803
1804 ..
1805 ..
1806
1807
18C8
1809

lapse until-
-1852 .. £5,869,526
1853 .. 7,133,039
1854 .. 14,385.090
1855 .. 16,515,508
1856 .. 16,915,332
1857 7,905,525
1858 .. 5,758,905
1859 10,424,837
1860 .. 11,594,002

return, The amount received
present,