The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volumes 7-8Saunders and Benning, 1859 - Law |
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Page 106
... ment may be larger than in private banks ; still we apprehend it to be difficult to pronounce this system , at any rate as yet , with the limited experience which the country has of them , to be incapable of securing , upon the whole ...
... ment may be larger than in private banks ; still we apprehend it to be difficult to pronounce this system , at any rate as yet , with the limited experience which the country has of them , to be incapable of securing , upon the whole ...
Page 109
... ment of interest on deposits contains in itself nothing to alarm the most timid ; at any rate , in times when it is possible for the banker to employ a portion of those deposits in such a way as to derive a satisfactory profit , chiefly ...
... ment of interest on deposits contains in itself nothing to alarm the most timid ; at any rate , in times when it is possible for the banker to employ a portion of those deposits in such a way as to derive a satisfactory profit , chiefly ...
Page 110
... ment in Consols , and which sums together make up the total dividend paid . The rate of discount at the London joint - stock banks is always , it is to be observed , lower than that of the Bank of England ; and there is this additional ...
... ment in Consols , and which sums together make up the total dividend paid . The rate of discount at the London joint - stock banks is always , it is to be observed , lower than that of the Bank of England ; and there is this additional ...
Page 126
... ment of the statute law under distinct heads ; but this again led to no result . Then came the Commissions of 1833 and 1845 for the consolidation of the criminal law , and generally for inquir- ing into the expediency of consolidating ...
... ment of the statute law under distinct heads ; but this again led to no result . Then came the Commissions of 1833 and 1845 for the consolidation of the criminal law , and generally for inquir- ing into the expediency of consolidating ...
Page 137
... ment , moreover , we would leave the wording of the statute law untouched ; for , before revisions and amendments are proposed , the present state of the statute law ought to be thoroughly ascer- tained . There would not be any pressing ...
... ment , moreover , we would leave the wording of the statute law untouched ; for , before revisions and amendments are proposed , the present state of the statute law ought to be thoroughly ascer- tained . There would not be any pressing ...
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