The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volumes 7-8Saunders and Benning, 1859 - Law |
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Page 18
... confidence of every Englishman ; how it placed at the discretion of the Crown the secret papers , the cabinets and bureaux , of every Englishman in the land , however innocent . If time allowed , and I was so disposed , how much more ...
... confidence of every Englishman ; how it placed at the discretion of the Crown the secret papers , the cabinets and bureaux , of every Englishman in the land , however innocent . If time allowed , and I was so disposed , how much more ...
Page 57
... confidence in the ignorance of the House ; for only those estates of which a man might die intes- tate would vest in the administrator . The Solicitor - General then proceeded to discuss the cases of hardship that would arise out of the ...
... confidence in the ignorance of the House ; for only those estates of which a man might die intes- tate would vest in the administrator . The Solicitor - General then proceeded to discuss the cases of hardship that would arise out of the ...
Page 84
... confidence . If A is a banker who employs his customers ' deposits in perilous adventures , he acts contrary to the rules of sound banking ; if he evades or violates the law , as , for instance , in discounting accommodation bills , he ...
... confidence . If A is a banker who employs his customers ' deposits in perilous adventures , he acts contrary to the rules of sound banking ; if he evades or violates the law , as , for instance , in discounting accommodation bills , he ...
Page 85
... confidence in all transactions , which constitutes what is called a panic . Now , the best authorities among the practical men ( Mr. Weguelin , Mr. Hubbard , and others ) tell us - and no person comes forward to deny it , because the ...
... confidence in all transactions , which constitutes what is called a panic . Now , the best authorities among the practical men ( Mr. Weguelin , Mr. Hubbard , and others ) tell us - and no person comes forward to deny it , because the ...
Page 89
... confidence is gone , and panic has set in ; and the only remedy is the govern- ment letter , authorizing the Bank of England , by means of vio- lating the statute , to produce an unlimited supply of bank - notes to meet the public wants ...
... confidence is gone , and panic has set in ; and the only remedy is the govern- ment letter , authorizing the Bank of England , by means of vio- lating the statute , to produce an unlimited supply of bank - notes to meet the public wants ...
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