...per head, or each family pays about a fortnight's wages in the year. The artisans pay about 2s. (16 annas) each, or about the average earnings of five...English cloth or iron, need pay in taxation only about Id. a year on account of the salt he consumes personally; and on a family of three persons the charge...

...artizans 2s., and the agricultural labourers Is. 3d. "Any native of India," the Commissioners add, " who does not trade or own land, and who chooses to drink no spirituous liquor and to use no English cloth or iron " (conditions easily fulfilled by a native), " need pay in taxation...

...artizans 2s., and the agricultural labourers Is. 8iZ. " Any native of India," the Commissioners add, " who does not trade or own land, and » who chooses to drink no spirituous liquor and to use no English cloth or iron " (conditions easily fulfilled by a native), "need pay in taxation...

...8th June 1880. 'Condition of India,' Blue Book, PP- 36, 37Butthe Famine Commissioners declare that 'any native of India who does not trade or own land, and who chooses to drink no spirituous liquor, and to use no English cloth or iron, need pay in taxation only about yd. a year on account of the salt...

...part ii. p. 93 (fulio, iSSo). INCIDENCE OF TAXATION. 465 But the Famine Commissioners declare that 'any native of India who does not trade or own land, and who chooses to drink no spirituous liquor, and to use no English cloth or iron, need pay in taxation only about -jd. a year on account of the...

...seen, 3*. 8d. per head during the ten years ending 1879. But the Famine Commissioners declare that ' any native of India who does not trade or own land, and who chooses to drink no spirituous liquor, and to use no English cloth or iron, need pay in taxation only about sevenpence a year on account of...

...or each family pays about a fortnight's wages in the year. The artisans pay about two .shillings (16 annas) each, or about the average earnings of five working days. Traders pay three shillings and threepence (26 annas) each. But any native of India who does not trade or own laud,...

...each family >. i ys about a fortnight's wages in the year. The artisans pay about two shillings (16 annas) each, or about the average earnings of five working days. Traders pay three shillings and threepence (26 annas) each. But any native of India who does not trade or own laud,...

...8th June 1880. 'Condition of India,' Blue Book, PP- 36, 37Butthe Famine Commissioners declare that 'any native of India who does not trade or own land, and who chooses to drink no spirituous liquor,- and to use no English cloth or iron, need pay in taxation only about ;d. a year on account of the salt...