The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 13Saunders and Benning, 1850 - Law |
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Page 92
... Bank of England . Owing partly to events connected with the war - loans to foreign powers - bills drawn on the government at home by our agents abroad - and partly and chiefly perhaps to the advances most unwillingly made by the Bank to ...
... Bank of England . Owing partly to events connected with the war - loans to foreign powers - bills drawn on the government at home by our agents abroad - and partly and chiefly perhaps to the advances most unwillingly made by the Bank to ...
Page 93
... Bank was bound immediately to give stamped bullion for its own notes in certain quantities at the rate of 47. 1s ... Bank Act of 1819 , as the right honourable gentleman himself , with honest self - approval , remarked , was the Bank Act ...
... Bank was bound immediately to give stamped bullion for its own notes in certain quantities at the rate of 47. 1s ... Bank Act of 1819 , as the right honourable gentleman himself , with honest self - approval , remarked , was the Bank Act ...
Page 94
... banking departments of the Bank of England ; 2. Limitation of their issue ( except upon bullion ) to 14,000,000l . , being 11,000,000l . debt from the government , and 3,000,000l . exchequer bills and other govern- ment securities ...
... banking departments of the Bank of England ; 2. Limitation of their issue ( except upon bullion ) to 14,000,000l . , being 11,000,000l . debt from the government , and 3,000,000l . exchequer bills and other govern- ment securities ...
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