Cordage tarred or untarred, whether in use or otherwise (Standing or Running Rigging in use

050

5 0 0 12 0

0.1
0 12

0

5

900

6

0 0 6

Derelict. Foreign Liquors, Derelict, Jetsam, Flot-
sam, Lagan, or Wreck, brought or coming into
Great Britain or Ireland, are subject to the
same Duties and entitled to the same Draw-
backs, as Liquors of the like Kind regularly
imported.

Diagrydium, See Scammony.
Diamonds-Duty-free.

Diaper Tabling, Towelling, or Napkinning, See

Linen.

Dice, the Pair

4 10 3 4 0 0

.1 6 2

(1) See Appendix.

INWARDS.

Duty.

Drawback.

Dittany, the lb.

Down, the lb.

Dragon's Blood, See Sanguis Draconis.

Drawings, See Prints.

Drugs, not particularly enumerated or described, nor otherwise charged with Duty, for every 1007. of the Value

Dust, perfumed, See Powder.

E.

Earthenware not otherwise enumerated or described, for every 1007. of the Value

Eels, See Fish.

Ebony, viz.

the Produce of any British Possession, and
imported direct from thence, the Ton
the Produce of any other Country, or if
otherwise imported, the Ton

Green Ebony, the Produce of and imported
from any British Possession, the Ton

Eggs, the 120

Elastic Gum, See Caoutchouc.

Embroidery and Needlework, from the 5th July

1826, for every 100%. of the Value

Emery Stones, See Stone.

Enamel, the lb.

Essence, viz.

of Bergamot or of Lemon, the lb.

of Spruce, for every 100%. of the Value
not otherwise enumerated or described,
the lb.

Euphorbium, the lb.

15 0 0

Extract, viz.

Cardamoms,

Coculus Indicus,

Grains, viz.

Guinea Grains,

of Paradise,

Liquorice,
Nux Vomica,

Extract or Prepara

tion of, for every

100%. of the Value 75 0 0

Oak Bark, solid Vegetable Extract from
Oak Bark, or other Vegetable Substances,
to be used for the Purpose of tanning
Leather, and for no other Purpose what-

Pepper, viz. Guinea
Pepper,

Extract or Prepara

tion of, for every

1007. of the Value 25 00

Peruvian or Jesuits Bark, Extract or Pre

(1) Also from Norfolk Island, Van Diemen's Land, and New Zealand, see § 10.

(2) See Exemption from Entry in certain Cases, Cap. 107. § 2. See in what Cases prohibited, Cap. 107. § 52. See Proof required of British taking and curing, Cap. 107. § 42.

Flax, and Tow or Codilla of Hemp or Flax, whether

dressed or undressed (1), viz.

until the 6th July 1826, the cwt.

from the 5th July 1826 until the 6th July 1827,
the cwt.

from the 5th July 1827 until the 6th July 1828,
the cwt.

from and after the 5th July 1828, the cwt.

0 0 1

Fossils not otherwise enumerated or described, for every 100%. of the Value

20 0 0

Specimens of, See Specimens.

Frames for Pictures, Prints, or Drawings, for every

Ginseng, the lb.

0 0 6

004

2 13 0

0 3 2

the Produce of any British Possession, the

0 11

636

101

0.10.0

0 1 0

Glass, from and after 5th January 1826, viz.
Crown Glass, or any Kind of Window Glass
(not being Plate Glass or German Sheet
Glass), the cwt.

(1) Free from New South Wales, Norfolk Island, Van Diemen's Land, and New Zealand,