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either of the Schedules (D.) or(E.) of this Act, or to have 
any assessment which may be made upon him under either 
of the said schedules reduced or abated by the deduction 
of the amount of the said annual premium from the 
amount of the profits or gains on which such assessment 
has been made; or if such person shall be assessed to 
duties under any of the schedules contained in this Act, 
and shall have paid such assessment, or shall have paid 
or been charged with any of the said duties by deduction 
or otherwise, such person, on claim made to the commis 
sioners for special purposes, and on production to them of 
the receipt of such annual payment, and on proof of the 
facts to the satisfaction of the said commissioners, shall be 
entitled to have repaid to him such proportion of the said 
duties paid by such person as the amount of the said annual 
premium bears to the whole amount of his profits and 
.gains on which lie shall be chargeable under all or any of 
the schedules of this Act: Provided always, that no such 
abatement, allowance, or repayment as aforesaid, shall be 
made in respect of any such annual premium beyond one- 
sixth part of the whole amount of the profits and gains of 
such person so chargeable as aforesaid, nor shall any such 
deduction or abatement entitle any such person to claim 
total exemption or any relief from duty on the ground of 
his profits and gains being thereby reduced below one hun 
dred or one hundred and fifty pounds, as the case may be. 
21 & 22 VICT. Cap. 90. 
An Act to regulate the Qualifications of Practitioners in 
Medicine and Surgery. 
[2nd August, 1858.] 
36. Unregistered persons not to hold certain appoint 
ments.—After the first day of January, one thousand eight 
hundred and fifty-nine, no person shall hold any apppoint- 
rnent as a physician, surgeon, or other medical officer, 
either in the military or naval service, or in emigrant or