The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volumes 7-8Saunders and Benning, 1859 - Law |
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Page 67
... bank , not far from the Essex - street pier . The building is destined to be the new library of the Honourable ... England's history - and during the subse- quent years of war and tumult . Within the recollection of the present ...
... bank , not far from the Essex - street pier . The building is destined to be the new library of the Honourable ... England's history - and during the subse- quent years of war and tumult . Within the recollection of the present ...
Page 86
... bank- ing , seems , as regards the great body of it , to be satisfactory to the public . It is true there is a large school of political econo- mists , including many practical men , who complain of the operation of the Bank of England ...
... bank- ing , seems , as regards the great body of it , to be satisfactory to the public . It is true there is a large school of political econo- mists , including many practical men , who complain of the operation of the Bank of England ...
Page 89
... Bank of England's rate of discount ( the Bank rate , it is needless to say , measures the rate of the general money market ) . Fluctuations in the rate of discount never occur without affecting trade ; low rates produce excessive ...
... Bank of England's rate of discount ( the Bank rate , it is needless to say , measures the rate of the general money market ) . Fluctuations in the rate of discount never occur without affecting trade ; low rates produce excessive ...
Page 90
... Bank of England notes and gold in the hands of the country banks of issue ; and explains why such hoarding begins at an earlier point on occasions of apprehended pressure than it otherwise would do , thereby accelerating the crisis . It ...
... Bank of England notes and gold in the hands of the country banks of issue ; and explains why such hoarding begins at an earlier point on occasions of apprehended pressure than it otherwise would do , thereby accelerating the crisis . It ...
Page 99
... banking , who are in consequence wholly incompetent to exercise any supervision , or ... bank will never , they can depend upon it , be enforced upon one of them ... England 1 Evidence of Mr. Kirkman Hodgson , M.P. Evid . , pp . 250 , 251 ...
... banking , who are in consequence wholly incompetent to exercise any supervision , or ... bank will never , they can depend upon it , be enforced upon one of them ... England 1 Evidence of Mr. Kirkman Hodgson , M.P. Evid . , pp . 250 , 251 ...
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