... standard of value, a? would be productive of great mischief; that there, might no reissue one-pound notes, and that the gold standard might not changed for that of silver.—Mr. Dundas, previously to the Irish Reform Bill being brought forward, asked whether ...

... subject of silver, or conjoined standard of silver and gold.— Mr. Wodehouse supported the motion. was of opinion that the gold standard was the root of all the distress of the country. —Mr. Poulett Thomson opposed the motion. had listened with the utmost ...

... its issues (insecurities, it can only be done Order Council, duly published at the time in the Gazelle. Though adhering gold standard, regulating the issues by gold, and making as now. the only legal medium of payments, he thought that might be convenient ...

... the lowest terms; and those who have fivc! incomes and the great monmey capitalists reap ! m. The adoption of a purely gold standard, g/ | g an article of commerce less abundant ./ varying more in its prices than silver, necessanily coi tracts the basis ...

... quantities now likely to be produced from this colony of pure gold stagger all belief, and must have a powerful effect on the gold standard of value in Europe. Above 10,000 people are at work on the ‘ creeks,” but we have now evidence of vast quantities of gold ...

... quantities now likely to be produced from this colony of pure gold stagger all belief, and must have a powerful effect on the gold standard of value in Europe. Above 10,000 people are at work on the ‘creeks,’ but we have now evidence of vast quantities of gold ...

... the consideration that the new taxes will only be temporary. Belgium.—The Monetary Committee has determined to adopt a gold standard. Italt.—Several members of religioos orders who, before departing from Rome, went to call on the Pope on Tues day were ...

... adds, must run with those who adhere most faithfully to the principle of a metallic—that is to say, practically, of A gold, standard. ...

... thee to fall. asd that seedy all the political eseasseisM sad statesmen in this country had I. the opinion that a single gold standard as it has bees for all this and that it would require a skew than hes hitherto bees mode out to Mime ear Goverment to ...

... monetary panics and commercial disasters of 1547, 1857, and 1566, he was the unflinching and recognised champion of unvarying gold standard as opposed to paper issue. He strenuously maintained that bank notes should be merely the receipts for gold held in reserve ...

... millions and stands now at about eighteen millions. On the other hand, the demand has increased by the adoption of a gold standard Germany and a resumption of a coin circulation in Italy and the United States. Mr. Giffen has estimated that daring the ...

... the purr:beam' power of gold had 'increased, or, la other words, prices of minunorlities in general as 'measured by • gold standard bad (ellen, end this, taken in with idler circumstances, had disturbed the relation between ilie two precious metals. An ...