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<head>Part 1. Observations + C<hi rend="superscript">d</hi> Not now<lb/> | |||
Police Bill</head> | |||
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<p>[ 24 ] [ Class twenty <del>three</del> <add>second</add> ] p. 14. If dealers in the several<lb/>parts entering into the composition of a <del>fire-arm</del> <add>gun &c</add><lb/>were not included, the provisions might be <del>compleatly</del><lb/>evaded by taking the gun &c to pieces, and selling<lb/>it in that state.<lb/></p> <p><del>[ <!-- blank space --> ] <hi rend="underline">In any greater number than</hi> The use of this clause<lb/>is to exempt persons from the Duty and the embarrassment<lb/>attending it, persons who <add>not being of the trade</add> may be disposed to<lb/>make arms in the way of experiment and with a <lb/>view to improvement.</del><lb/></p><p>[ 25 ] <hi rend="underline">Class twenty-<del>seventh</del></hi> <add>sixth</add> ] p. 16. <del>Lodging Houses</del> <hi rend="underline">Letters of Lodging</hi>.]<lb/>The <del>utility</del> expediency of including <del>these three classes</del> <add>the</add><lb/><del>of</del> Letters of Lodgings ( <del>distinguished</del> distributed, according<lb/>to <add><del>the</del></add> Instructions, into three classes determined by the <add>yearly</add> value<lb/>of the House ) seems to depend altogether upon the uses<lb/>that <del>can be derived</del> <add>may be derivable</add> from it for the purpose of Police:<lb/>viz: the obtaining information with <del>the</del> regard to the<lb/><add>persons and character of the</add> Lodgers. <del>Considered with a view to finance merely</del><lb/>In a financial point of view scarce any class could<lb/>be a less proper object for taxation; letting of lodgings<lb/>being always a mark of comparative indigence, never<lb/>a source of affluence. If, <del>a man</del> <hi rend="underline">succeeding</hi> in his<lb/>endeavours to get lodgers, a man <add>in this way</add> admitts strangers into<lb/>his house, it is because <del>he can scarcely keep his</del> <add>without so doing he <del>can not or</del></add> <lb/><del>house</del> is <add>altogether</add> unable, or <add>at least</add> unable without inconvenience, to<lb/>keep his house; and, if he <hi rend="underline">fails</hi> in those his endeavours,<lb/><del>he is still worse of it is</del> he is still less<lb/>able to bear the tax. The licence duty should thereof <lb/>be no higher than what is <add>looked upon as</add> barely sufficient to <del>fix</del> <add>attract</add><lb/>the attention of government to the business, by <add>so</add> ordering<lb/><del>it in such</del> matters, that any want of attention to <lb/>the compleatness of the register thus established for <hi rend="underline">Police</hi> purposes, <lb/>shall be followed and indicated by a proportionable <lb/>deficiency in the <hi rend="underline">Revenue</hi>.</p><pb/> | <p>[ 24 ] [ Class twenty <del>three</del> <add>second</add> ] p. 14. If dealers in the several<lb/>parts entering into the composition of a <del>fire-arm</del> <add>gun &c</add><lb/>were not included, the provisions might be <del>compleatly</del><lb/>evaded by taking the gun &c to pieces, and selling<lb/>it in that state.<lb/></p> <p><del>[ <!-- blank space --> ] <hi rend="underline">In any greater number than</hi> The use of this clause<lb/>is to exempt persons from the Duty and the embarrassment<lb/>attending it, persons who <add>not being of the trade</add> may be disposed to<lb/>make arms in the way of experiment and with a <lb/>view to improvement.</del><lb/></p><p>[ 25 ] <hi rend="underline">Class twenty-<del>seventh</del></hi> <add>sixth</add> ] p. 16. <del>Lodging Houses</del> <hi rend="underline">Letters of Lodging</hi>.]<lb/>The <del>utility</del> expediency of including <del>these three classes</del> <add>the</add><lb/><del>of</del> Letters of Lodgings ( <del>distinguished</del> distributed, according<lb/>to <add><del>the</del></add> Instructions, into three classes determined by the <add>yearly</add> value<lb/>of the House ) seems to depend altogether upon the uses<lb/>that <del>can be derived</del> <add>may be derivable</add> from it for the purpose of Police:<lb/>viz: the obtaining information with <del>the</del> regard to the<lb/><add>persons and character of the</add> Lodgers. <del>Considered with a view to finance merely</del><lb/>In a financial point of view scarce any class could<lb/>be a less proper object for taxation; letting of lodgings<lb/>being always a mark of comparative indigence, never<lb/>a source of affluence. If, <del>a man</del> <hi rend="underline">succeeding</hi> in his<lb/>endeavours to get lodgers, a man <add>in this way</add> admitts strangers into<lb/>his house, it is because <del>he can scarcely keep his</del> <add>without so doing he <del>can not or</del></add> <lb/><del>house</del> is <add>altogether</add> unable, or <add>at least</add> unable without inconvenience, to<lb/>keep his house; and, if he <hi rend="underline">fails</hi> in those his endeavours,<lb/><del>he is still worse of it is</del> he is still less<lb/>able to bear the tax. The licence duty should thereof <lb/>be no higher than what is <add>looked upon as</add> barely sufficient to <del>fix</del> <add>attract</add><lb/>the attention of government to the business, by <add>so</add> ordering<lb/><del>it in such</del> matters, that any want of attention to <lb/>the compleatness of the register thus established for <hi rend="underline">Police</hi> purposes, <lb/>shall be followed and indicated by a proportionable <lb/>deficiency in the <hi rend="underline">Revenue</hi>.</p><pb/> | ||
Part 1. Observations + Cd Not now
Police Bill
Observations
[ 24 ] [ Class twenty three second ] p. 14. If dealers in the several
parts entering into the composition of a fire-arm gun &c
were not included, the provisions might be compleatly
evaded by taking the gun &c to pieces, and selling
it in that state.
[ ] In any greater number than The use of this clause
is to exempt persons from the Duty and the embarrassment
attending it, persons who not being of the trade may be disposed to
make arms in the way of experiment and with a
view to improvement.
[ 25 ] Class twenty-seventh sixth ] p. 16. Lodging Houses Letters of Lodging.]
The utility expediency of including these three classes the
of Letters of Lodgings ( distinguished distributed, according
to the Instructions, into three classes determined by the yearly value
of the House ) seems to depend altogether upon the uses
that can be derived may be derivable from it for the purpose of Police:
viz: the obtaining information with the regard to the
persons and character of the Lodgers. Considered with a view to finance merely
In a financial point of view scarce any class could
be a less proper object for taxation; letting of lodgings
being always a mark of comparative indigence, never
a source of affluence. If, a man succeeding in his
endeavours to get lodgers, a man in this way admitts strangers into
his house, it is because he can scarcely keep his without so doing he can not or
house is altogether unable, or at least unable without inconvenience, to
keep his house; and, if he fails in those his endeavours,
he is still worse of it is he is still less
able to bear the tax. The licence duty should thereof
be no higher than what is looked upon as barely sufficient to fix attract
the attention of government to the business, by so ordering
it in such matters, that any want of attention to
the compleatness of the register thus established for Police purposes,
shall be followed and indicated by a proportionable
deficiency in the Revenue.
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