Cobbett's Weekly Political Register, Volume 21R. Bagshaw, 1812 |
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Page 215
... amount which may be thus applied is therefore uncertain . of authorising a loan sufficient to supply that difference , and to defray such other ex- traordinary expences as may be incurred during the year , is respectfully submitted ...
... amount which may be thus applied is therefore uncertain . of authorising a loan sufficient to supply that difference , and to defray such other ex- traordinary expences as may be incurred during the year , is respectfully submitted ...
Page 217
... amounts to .......... Leaving for the amount of an- nual interest on the old debt unredeemed on the 1st Jan. ..... 1812 ........... The annual interest on the Louisiana stock is ............ Making the annual interest on the whole debt ...
... amounts to .......... Leaving for the amount of an- nual interest on the old debt unredeemed on the 1st Jan. ..... 1812 ........... The annual interest on the Louisiana stock is ............ Making the annual interest on the whole debt ...
Page 221
... amount wanted for the service of the year , or the whole amount of stock in the market , shall exceed certain limits , it may be expected that legal interest will not be sufficient to obtain the sums required . In that case the most ...
... amount wanted for the service of the year , or the whole amount of stock in the market , shall exceed certain limits , it may be expected that legal interest will not be sufficient to obtain the sums required . In that case the most ...
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