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<head>Police Bill. Table of Precedents</head> | <head>Police Bill. Table of Precedents. (To acco</head> | ||
<p><del>Police Bill Table Shewing the provision made by <add><gap/></add> <gap/></del></p> | |||
<p>Shewing the provision made by Statute Law respecting the Co</p> | |||
<p>1.</p> | |||
<p><del>1</del> Total Number <lb/> | |||
Number total</p> | |||
<note>1 Customs — <lb/> | |||
<del><gap/> C.2.c.—</del><lb/> | |||
<del>Excise</del></note> | |||
<p>Left discretionary</p> | |||
— | |||
<p><note>2. Excise — <lb/> | |||
12.c.2.c.22.SS.46</note> Made or left discretionary <lb/> | |||
— by 12.C.2.<lb/> | |||
c.24.S.46.</p> | |||
— | |||
<p><note>3 Stamps — <lb/> | |||
5 W.c.3.S.7</note> Stamps made discretionary, by<lb/> | |||
5.W.c.21.S.2. </p> | |||
—<lb/> | |||
<p><note>4. Hawkers. <lb/> | |||
9 & 10.W.3.c.27.</note> Hawkers <lb/> | |||
Not exceeding three <lb/> | |||
9 & 10 W.3.c.27.S.1</p> | |||
— | |||
<p><note>5 Salt <lb/> | |||
2 <gap/>.<gap/>.1.c.21S.26</note> Salt <lb/> | |||
Made or left discretionary. <lb/> | |||
1.<gap/>.<gap/>.2.c.21.S.26</p> | |||
— | |||
<p><note>6. Hackney Coaches <lb/> | |||
& Chair's <lb/> | |||
9 A.c.23.</note> Not exceeding five <lb/> | |||
9.A.c.23.S.1</p> | |||
— | |||
<note>7. Taxes —</note> | |||
<p><note>6* Paper <lb/> | |||
10 A.c.19</note> 6* Paper Printed Stuff <lb/> | |||
6** <lb/> | |||
Made or left discretionary. <lb/> | |||
S.41.S.24.</p> | |||
<note>6** Printed &c Stuff <lb/> | |||
&c 10A.c.19.S...<del>67</del> <lb/> | |||
70 67 41.</note><lb/> | |||
—<lb/> | |||
<p>N.B. The most <unclear>antient</unclear> <add>Board, (the Customs)</add> and the most modern one (the Board of Taxes) have all th<lb/> | |||
precedent. The constitution of the Customs was established <del>pi<gap/></del> at a period<lb/> | |||
to the cognizance of Parliament. The Board of Tax<lb/> | |||
of an annual branch of the Revenue (the Land Tax) upon <del>which</del> <lb/> | |||
managed by this Board have been grafted by so many distinct Acts. The<lb/> | |||
<gap/> of the Land Tax <del>to whom Salaries</del> for the London District to whom<lb/> | |||
<gap/> and the constancy of their attendance, the Commissioners in their District<lb/> | |||
<del>be</del> to the Country Commissioner <del>what the</del> resembles in some measure that of<lb/> | |||
change is not <del>marked</del> <unclear>discoverable</unclear> in this case as in that upon the fa</p> | |||
<p>N.B. Addendum<lb/> | |||
In regard to the duties<lb/> | |||
on Paper and those<lb/> | |||
on Printed Stuffs &c<lb/> | |||
imposed by 9 10<lb/> | |||
<gap/>.c.19. although<lb/> | |||
power was given<lb/> | |||
to in that Statute<lb/> | |||
to put them under<lb/> | |||
the management of<lb/> | |||
two sets of Commissioners,<lb/> | |||
distinct from <lb/> | |||
each other, as well <lb/> | |||
as from those of the Excise, yet as those duties are new and the management of<lb/>the Commissioners <lb/>of Excise, and no <lb/>clause appears in <lb/>any Act for transferring <lb/>them to the <lb/>Commissioners of <lb/>Excise, it seems probable <lb/>that from the <lb/>very first they were put <lb/>under that existing set of <lb/>Commissioners, the <lb/>Crown being at liberty <lb/>to employ them <lb/>as well as any <unclear>new set</unclear></p><pb/> | |||
<p>II.</p><p>II</p> <p>Number for a Quorum</p> — <lb/><p>Left discretionary</p> — <lb/><p>Any two for the business <lb/>in general by 12.c.2.c.24.S.46</p> <p>Major part for <lb/>paying money into the <lb/>Exchequer 12 C.2.c.24.<lb/>S.48.</p> <p>Any two for compounding <lb/>Forfeitures. ib.S.46. <lb/>Any two for business <lb/>in general Ib.S.46.</p> — <lb/><p>Stamps</p> <p>Major part, for appointing <lb/>Subordinates - by 5 W.c.21.S.7 <add>[+}</add></p>—<lb/><p>Hawkers</p> <p>Major part for appointing <lb/>Sub-officers. 9 &10 <lb/>W.3.c.27.S.1. Any two <lb/>or more, for granting Licenses. <lb/>ib.S.4.</p> — <lb/><p>Salt</p> <p>Left Major part for appointing <lb/>Subordinates <lb/>as to other matters <del>left discretionary</del> nothing said. 1.<gap/> <lb/><gap/>.1.c.21.S.26</p> — <lb/><p>Major part of them <lb/>for licensing. 9.A.c.23.<lb/>S.2,3 & for making By laws S.16 <lb/>Any three for determining <lb/>Offences. Ib.13.</p> —<lb/><p>Paper</p> <p>Major part for appointing <lb/>Subordinates <lb/>S.41.70.</p> — <p><lb/>Stamps continued <lb/><add>[+]</add> <lb/>Two a Quorum for <lb/>making Requests to the <lb/>Judges for their making <lb/>orders &c for serving the <lb/>duties — and for administering <lb/>Oaths. S.12 <lb/>For other matters no <lb/>Quorum mentioned S7,8.13.</p><pb/> | |||
<p>IV.</p> <p><add>Days of</add> Attendance <del>Days</del></p> —<lb/> <p>Left discretionary</p> —<lb/> <p>Left discretionary</p> — <lb/><p>Stamps</p> <p>Left discretionary</p> — <lb/><p>Hawkers</p> <p>Left discretionary</p> — <lb/><p>Salt</p> <p>Left discretionary</p> — <lb/><p>Left discretionary</p> <p>Paper</p> <p>Printed &c Stamps &c</p> <p>Left discretionary <lb/>1 A.c.19.S.41.70</p> <pb/> | |||
<p>IV</p> <p>Hours of | |||
Attendance <del>Hours</del></p> — <lb/> | |||
<p>Left discretionary</p> — <lb/> | |||
<p>By 12.C.2.c.24.S.48. <lb/> | |||
from 8 to 12, & from <lb/> | |||
2 4 5 —</p> <p>By 23 G.2.c.26.<add>S.12</add> from <lb/>8 to 2.</p> —<lb/><p>Stamps</p> <p>Left discretionary</p> — <lb/><p>Hawkers</p> <p>Left discretionary</p> — <lb/><p>Salt</p> <p>Left discretionary</p> <p>A.<gap/>.42.c.21.S.26</p> — <lb/><p>Left discretionary</p> <p>Paper</p> <p>Printed &c Stamps &c</p> <p>Left discretionary</p> <p>10 A.c.19.41.70</p><pb/> | |||
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Police Bill. Table of Precedents. (To acco
Police Bill Table Shewing the provision made by
Shewing the provision made by Statute Law respecting the Co
1.
1 Total Number
Number total
1 Customs —
C.2.c.—
Excise
Left discretionary
—
2. Excise —
12.c.2.c.22.SS.46 Made or left discretionary
— by 12.C.2.
c.24.S.46.
—
3 Stamps —
5 W.c.3.S.7 Stamps made discretionary, by
5.W.c.21.S.2.
—
4. Hawkers.
9 & 10.W.3.c.27. Hawkers
Not exceeding three
9 & 10 W.3.c.27.S.1
—
5 Salt
2 ..1.c.21S.26 Salt
Made or left discretionary.
1...2.c.21.S.26
—
6. Hackney Coaches
& Chair's
9 A.c.23. Not exceeding five
9.A.c.23.S.1
— 7. Taxes —
6* Paper
10 A.c.19 6* Paper Printed Stuff
6**
Made or left discretionary.
S.41.S.24.
6** Printed &c Stuff
&c 10A.c.19.S...67
70 67 41.
—
N.B. The most antient Board, (the Customs) and the most modern one (the Board of Taxes) have all th
precedent. The constitution of the Customs was established pi at a period
to the cognizance of Parliament. The Board of Tax
of an annual branch of the Revenue (the Land Tax) upon which
managed by this Board have been grafted by so many distinct Acts. The
of the Land Tax to whom Salaries for the London District to whom
and the constancy of their attendance, the Commissioners in their District
be to the Country Commissioner what the resembles in some measure that of
change is not marked discoverable in this case as in that upon the fa
N.B. Addendum
In regard to the duties
on Paper and those
on Printed Stuffs &c
imposed by 9 10
.c.19. although
power was given
to in that Statute
to put them under
the management of
two sets of Commissioners,
distinct from
each other, as well
as from those of the Excise, yet as those duties are new and the management of
the Commissioners
of Excise, and no
clause appears in
any Act for transferring
them to the
Commissioners of
Excise, it seems probable
that from the
very first they were put
under that existing set of
Commissioners, the
Crown being at liberty
to employ them
as well as any new set
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II.
II
Number for a Quorum
—
Left discretionary
—
Any two for the business
in general by 12.c.2.c.24.S.46
Major part for
paying money into the
Exchequer 12 C.2.c.24.
S.48.
Any two for compounding
Forfeitures. ib.S.46.
Any two for business
in general Ib.S.46.
—
Stamps
Major part, for appointing
Subordinates - by 5 W.c.21.S.7 [+}
—
Hawkers
Major part for appointing
Sub-officers. 9 &10
W.3.c.27.S.1. Any two
or more, for granting Licenses.
ib.S.4.
—
Salt
Left Major part for appointing
Subordinates
as to other matters left discretionary nothing said. 1.
.1.c.21.S.26
—
Major part of them
for licensing. 9.A.c.23.
S.2,3 & for making By laws S.16
Any three for determining
Offences. Ib.13.
—
Paper
Major part for appointing
Subordinates
S.41.70.
—
Stamps continued
[+]
Two a Quorum for
making Requests to the
Judges for their making
orders &c for serving the
duties — and for administering
Oaths. S.12
For other matters no
Quorum mentioned S7,8.13.
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IV.
Days of Attendance Days
—
Left discretionary
—
Left discretionary
—
Stamps
Left discretionary
—
Hawkers
Left discretionary
—
Salt
Left discretionary
—
Left discretionary
Paper
Printed &c Stamps &c
Left discretionary
1 A.c.19.S.41.70
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IV
Hours of Attendance Hours
—
Left discretionary
—
By 12.C.2.c.24.S.48.
from 8 to 12, & from
2 4 5 —
By 23 G.2.c.26.S.12 from
8 to 2.
—
Stamps
Left discretionary
—
Hawkers
Left discretionary
—
Salt
Left discretionary
A..42.c.21.S.26
—
Left discretionary
Paper
Printed &c Stamps &c
Left discretionary
10 A.c.19.41.70
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