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In the instance of an occupier at a rent of 

 4007. the deductions are likely to correspond ia 

 a great measure in the four first items ; but in 

 the direct taxes, as the original charge for win- 

 dows and for a dog, will not be quadrupled, 

 neither can the reduction be made in that exact 

 proportion; and there are other direct taxes 

 likely to affect the greater holder, and not to 

 affect the less, to which the former will pro- 

 bably remain liable, viz. the taxes for a horse 

 held to be kept for pleasure ; for a taxed cart 

 with springs ; for an occasional groom, and for 

 an occasional gardener ; amounting all together 

 to 61. 12s. 6d. *; and diminishing, in his case, 

 in that amount the quadruple of the abatements 

 under this head of expenditure. But if he uses 

 a horse for his business only, and for attendance 

 at market, and at a place of public worship; 

 and if he is contented to be carried in a taxed 

 cart without springs, these taxes will all together 

 amount to 31. 10s. only, instead of 61. 12s. 6d. -j- 



. s. d. 

 * Horse 2 17 6 



Taxed cart with springs ... 215 

 Occasional gardener ...... 10 



Occasional groom, &c. ... 10 



6 12 6 



t Horse 1 1 



Taxed cart 190 



Occasional groom 10 



Occasional gardener....... 010 



3 10 



