Then, to reach the consumption of the poorer tax-payers, the
licences of retail dealers were taxed according to the population of the neighborhoods in which they lived.
Paul's Churchyard, Sir; low archway on the carriage side, bookseller's at one corner, hot-el on the other, and two porters in the middle as touts for licences.
The licence was made out, and she DID have him, and what's more she's got him now; and I never had any of the four hundred pound, worse luck.
Impossible--can't be--notice at the church--leave the licence to-day--ceremony come off to-morrow.
Jingle, who had that moment returned, had produced the licence to the spinster aunt.
Jingle crumpled up the licence, and thrust it into his coat pocket.
Money out of pocket-- posting, nine pounds; licence, three--that's twelve--compensation, a hundred--hundred and twelve--breach of honour--and loss of the lady--'