Taxation, etc. Act 1695

1. Introductory Text

2. For the supplying Your Majesties extraordinary Occasions and the better...

3. II. Directions for Distillers, &c. drawing Brandy, &c. from Corn.

4. III. Unduly preparing or receiving Wash;

5. IV. Gauger making false Charge;

6. V. Upon Oath and Certificate as herein mentioned, Drawback allowed upon...

7. VI. Duties collected, &c. as by 12 Car. II. c. 24. and other former Acts.

8. VII. Gauger finding a certain Quantity of decayed Wines, &c. with...

9. VIII. Stills, Utensils, &c. charged with Duties and Penalties.

10. IX. Gauger to take Account of Wash, &c. and Low Wines, and missing Wash, &c. and not receiving Satisfaction what is become thereof; Proceedings.

11. X. Notice to Officer of distilling.

12. XI. Makers of Vinegar, &c. concealing from Gauger.

13. XII. Maker, &c. of Vinegar refusing Entrance to Gauger and to take Account, &c.

14. XIII. Notice by Maker of Vinegar to Officer of Delivery, &c. to Customer, unless at Hours herein mentioned;

15. XIV. 2 W. & M. Sess. 2. c. 9. §11. continued.

16. XV. Recital that Revenue defrauded by Brewers making and mixing as herein mentioned after Account taken, and unduly carrying off, &c. Works, &c.

17. XVI. Cleansing or removing Guile, &c. before the Whole brewed off and Account taken without Notice to Officer;

18. XVII. Brewer refusing Entrance to Officer or to continue whilset Guile brewing and to take Account;

19. XVIII. Brewer, &c. mixing, &c. Beer upon carrying out, or afterwards., &c.;

20. XIX. Commissioners of Excise, &c. may summon Parties to give Evidence.

21. XX. Recital of 5 & 6 W. & M. c. 20. §48.

22. XXI. Gauger delivering Charge not liable to Penalties of former Acts.

23. XXII. Officer may break open Doors, &c. of Brewhouse, &c. to...

24. XXIII. Making, &c. Verjuice for Sale Duties as for Cyder.

25. XXIV. How Penalties sued for and disposed of.

26. XXV. Inferior Officers to continue notwithstanding Death or Removal of Commissioners...

27. XXVI. His Majesty or the Exchequer may borrow £70,000 Monies on...

28. XXVII. Commissioners of Excise to cause Duties to be paid weekly...

29. XXVIII. Commissioners refusing, &c. to pay, or diverting Monies;

30. XXIX. Comptroller of Excise to keep Account of Duties to which Access may be had without Fee.

31. XXX. Tallies of Loan, and Orders for Repayment of Course.

32. XXXI. What not interpreted undue Preference.

33. XXXII. No undue Preference if subsequent Orders paid first, if sufficient reserved for preceding Orders.

34. XXXIII. £6,000 out of Hereditary and Temporary Excise Duties applied weekly...

35. XXXIV. Monies and Tallies assignable.

36. XXXV. Register of Tallies kept at Head Office of Excise.; Access...

37. XXXVI. Payment of Tallies of subsequent Entry or Date brought first, no undue Preference, if sufficient Money reserved for preceding Tallies.

38. XXXVII. Proviso for Payment of Salaries and Incidents.

39. XXXVIII. £600 Weekly out of Post Office Duties applied Weekly in...

40. XXXIX. Proviso for Annuities to Prince George of Denmark, and the Princess Anne of Denmarke and Monies under Letters Patent herein mentioned.

41. XL. And for Annuity to the Duchess of Cleveland.

42. XLI. Notes in Writing of Gauge left by Gauger with Brewer.

43. XLII. Recital of c. I. ante, §11.