Report of the Commissioners of His Majesty's Inland Revenue, Volume 3H.M. Stationery Office, 1859 - Internal revenue Separately paged supplement accompanies v. 14. |
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Page xxiii - The interest of every successor, except as herein provided^), in real property(s), shall be considered to be of the value of an annuity(<) equal to the annual value of such property, after making such allowances as are hereinafter directed...
Page xviii - And be it enacted, That all Paper, Button-board, Mill-board, Paste-board, and Scale-board, of whatever Materials made, and by whatever Denomination known or called, and however manufactured, whether made by the Materials being reduced to Pulp and moulded or finished by Machinery, or by being pressed or intermixed in a dry State, and made to adhere by Pressure or otherwise, shall be deemed and taken to be Paper, Button-board, Mill-board, Paste-board, and Scale-board within the Meaning of this Act...
Page xx - that no licence to sell beer or cider by retail under the said recited acts [1 Will. 4, c. 64, and 4 & 5 Will. 4, c. 85] or this act shall be granted to any person who shall not be the real resident holder and occupier of the dwelling-house for which he shall apply to be licensed...
Page xviii - Serjeant, pursuant to the leave reserved to him at the trial, moved for a rule nisi to enter the *verdict for the defendant, or for a new trial on the ground that the verdict was against evidence.
Page xxiii - ... that is to say, of the rent at which the same might reasonably be expected to let from year to year, free of all tenants...
Page xi - In 1858 and two following years he investigated the "data upon which instruments and tables might be constructed for ascertaining the strength of spirits possessing an alcoholic value beyond that of the strongest spirits to which Sikes's hydrometer and tables are applicable, particularly at high temperatures ; and also to give some means by which the true strength of spirits can be readily ascertained from their apparent strength, as shown by the hydrometer and tables;"4 and, at its close, reported...
Page xxii - Parliiiment assembled, and by the authority of the same, that no license to sell beer or cider by retail under the said recited Acts or this Act shall be granted to any person who shall not be the real resident holder and occupier of the dwelling-house in which he shall apply to be licensed...
Page xxix - ... lands and heritages might in their natural state be reasonably expected to let from year to year as pasture or grazing lands...
Page xxv - Act as real property ; and for the purposes of this Act each successor's interest therein shall be considered to be of the value of an annuity, payable during his life, or for any less period during which he shall be entitled, equal in amount to the annual produce of the actual trust property at the time of his becoming entitled in possession...
Page xx - That every person who shall apply to be licensed to retail beer or cider shall produce to the proper officer of Excise authorized to grant such licences a certificate in writing from an overseer of the township, parish, or place in which he shall reside, certifying that such applicant is the real resident holder and occupier of the said house...