Cobbett's Weekly Political Register, Volume 21R. Bagshaw, 1812 |
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Page 415
BANK NOTES . Debate in the House of Commons , on the 17th of March 1812 , on a motion of MR . PERCEVAL for bringing in a Bill to pro- tect persons offering payment in Bank Notes . ( Continued from p . 384 ...
BANK NOTES . Debate in the House of Commons , on the 17th of March 1812 , on a motion of MR . PERCEVAL for bringing in a Bill to pro- tect persons offering payment in Bank Notes . ( Continued from p . 384 ...
Page 431
... Bank Note . Now it requires only about 72 guineas to obtain a £ 100 . Bank Note . What does it signify to talk , then , about excessive issues . We cannot know any thing positive about those issues . All that we know for certain , is ...
... Bank Note . Now it requires only about 72 guineas to obtain a £ 100 . Bank Note . What does it signify to talk , then , about excessive issues . We cannot know any thing positive about those issues . All that we know for certain , is ...
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... Bank confess , that " ment , upon their paying Lord King their they have out Bank Notes to the amount of " rents as Lord King pays his taxes , and all about 24 or 25 millions of pounds sterling . " the rest of his expenses , namely , in ...
... Bank confess , that " ment , upon their paying Lord King their they have out Bank Notes to the amount of " rents as Lord King pays his taxes , and all about 24 or 25 millions of pounds sterling . " the rest of his expenses , namely , in ...
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