The Central Glamorgan Gazette, and General, Commercial, and Agricultural Advertiser. — 1870-03-25 (Bridgend, Mid Glamorgan, Wales)

THE YEAR'S INCOME TAX.—It is a fact or some bneaoglstex; sold to such charges end interest, if two heavy stones. Tyrrell asked him to throw away interest (says the Economist) in connection with any, as are in this act declared not to be enemathe stones, but he refused, saying, os don't want to the revenue returns that Mr. Lowe has already oh- brances ; but free from all other estates, encumdo anything to you." The woman Ryan made a tamed a respectable surplus over his estimate in brances, and interests. The common law liabilisimilar request, but his reply to her was that if she one great branch of the revenue. His estimate of ties of land are not to be deemed encumbrances did not keep off he would blow her brains out. Cur- I ; income tax was £9,360.000, and he has already got within the meaning of this act. The second part ran then went to the deceased and said, "Are You ; £9,511,000; showing a surplps of .2151,000. This provides that judicial sales may be made by the the man for me P" to which Gorman replied, "Throw ,is an excess of 1.6 per cent, and even if Mr. Lowe court of the fee simple of land. A judicial title away the stones, and may be rn try, through I'm I should gain no more in proportion on the other may be given to the purchaser, and the court will not as big a man as you." Curran at once hit him , branches of receipt, the total surplus over his distribute the purchase money. Every registered a terrible blow on the forehead, continuing to hold I estimate would amount to upwards of £1,000,00N1 proprietor of land may in a prescribed manner transthe stone in his hand, and inflicted a fearful wound. But it is hardly possibly to suppose that the whole rev such land or any part thereof; and upon due In a moment or two Gorman fell on his back. Death tax has been got in, though the collection has cer- I transfer being completed, the registrar shall enter must have been almost instantaneous. Tyrrell tainly been business-like, and whatever is added ' the name of the transferee as proprietor of the land, turned upon Curran, to whom he gave some punish- will of course make the recovery of the revenue but until such entry is made the transferor shall be i meat, but n a short time the latter decamped. lii. during the year more striking. Very likely a con- deemed to remain proprietor of the land. On cointelligence of the occurrence was conveyed to Clon- siderable part of the gain arises from an excessive P letion of the registry of the transferee the regismei, and Constable Leahy and a party of three then allowance having been made for arrears, the com- trar shall deliver to him a land certificate; he shall went to where Curran was employed, at the house t.f plate success of the new plan in getting in the also, in cases where part only of the land is sold, Mrs. Cantwell, Ballinvoher, and arrested Curran in whole tax quickly not being assured beforehand ; I deliver to the transferor a land certificate, containbed. The only cause that can be assigned for this but both the amount and the promptitude of leg a description of the lands retained by him. On murder is that Curran was actuated by jealonsy.lthe payment must also be due largely to the the death of the sole registered proprietor, or of the There was an examination on Friday before the increased prosperity of the country. The surplus, survivor m several registeredproprietorsof any land, magistrates, and Oman was committed for trial.— if there are no arrears in it, would itself re- such person shall be registered in the place of the VOTi laaThilte:. , present an addition of .27,240,000 to the assessable deceased proprietor or proprietors as may, on the The Gazette announces that the Queen has been' income of the country compared with the estimate, ' application of any person interested in the land, be pleased to grant the place of Lord of Session to Mr. nisi the real addition will almost certainly be more, I appointed by the court. There are similar proviDonald McKenzie, Advocate, in room of Mr. Ed- We thus obtain from the weekly tables, before the shins relating to bankruptcy and to the marriage of ward Francis Maitland, deceased. expiry of the year or the quarter, a trustworthy 'a female proprietor. The court may, upon the apSUICIDE AT