Note 170 — CHAP. XVIII.
Reading edition
The Trades alluded to are these following,—vide Appendix (C) 28th Report of Select Committee of the House of Commons on Finance, page 45, 46, and 47.
New Revenues.
1. Wholesale and Retail Dealers in old Naval Stores, Hand-stuff, and Rags.
2. Dealers in second-hand wearing Apparel, Stationary and Itinerant.
3. Dealers in old Iron and other Metals, &c.
4. Founders and others using Crucibles.
5. Persons using Draught and Truck Carts for conveying Stores, Rags, and Metals.
6. Persons Licenced to slaughter horses.
7. Persons keeping Livery Stables, and letting Horses for hire.
8. Auctioneers, who hold periodical or diurnal Sales.
Existing Revenues proposed to be transferred with a view to a more effectual control, and to an improved Finance.
9. Hackney Coaches and Chairs.
10. Hawkers and Pedlars.
11. Pawn Brokers.
12. Dealers in Horses.
N.B. The new Revenues are Estimated to yield£.64,000
The increase of the existing Revenues is stated at19,467
£.83,467