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... the Bank be requested Parliament to pay .(if demanded, all notes above and no other, at their option either in specie gold standard bars, or in foreign coin at the English Mint value of gold bullion; such payments to commence at the period recommended ...
... I’otbillioni; Pl*nk Sontons; Flights Rockeis with i.lum Hated Maroon Signals ; grand Piece with Horizontal Sun# luoponed Gold Standard ; Flight ot Rockets ; Dilcharge Maroons: magnificent Figure Piece with white, blue, red. green, and gold tires, tiniffiinf ...
... cou ‘by fix o'cinck Flights of Rockets w the ghes ¢ e declared by grand Metamorphofe Piece ing. ntrance One Guinea, a Gold Standard ; Flight of F erk of the courfe. magnificent Figure Piece witt ir. Biggs'’s Barfac againft Mr. fires, finithing with 5 ...
... Cram Tin broke, on shox 51. .3- t\\ topper.— Manufactur .51. 5 - ^ Gc'- 51.a-.iJ 1 Portugal Cold, Cj •».&.*•» Foreign Gold, / Standard OL th.^ New Doubloo-- =g=g=as=ssßssaa»grsa ...
... currency. «ltfo*r by TguW«^^^«**W*-*-^of *•«*« ofieiiinfi ?? He fhired, however, SaVB2?«2li be ?? ■* rti-umiag tbe .Id gold standard wjlbmit ?? •«* ?? . . w Mr tffiRNEY presented a Petition from >*or- cester/for tiie repeal off the Insolvent Debtor*' Act ...
... value of a guinea, or inventing siane new one. He feared, however, that there would be possibility of resuming the old gold standard without some new effort: Mr. TIERNEY presented a Petition from Worcester for the repeal of the Insolvent Debtors' Act.— ...
... of a guinea, or iitivnting some new one. Ile feared, however, that there would be no possibility of restmtiog the old gold standard withont some new .effort. INCREASE Or SALARIES. Mr. 'inside the 'notion, which be had omitted on a former nigut, for the ...
... . f Gold has again fallen. Portugal gold inf bars is now at 41. per ounce; a price, ll *' l live superiority of tliat gold standard, makes the guinea, as we lui'liJ*' worth rather less than its nominal talue. , carrying Works for the ini)ir the rwer William ...
... balances calculated in gold, leafed to discredit the present coin in exchanges,, and recommended a silver coinage and a gold standard : not thinking it desirable to change •be denomination, which would also be very expensive. The late Lord Liverpool calculated ...
... seeing all balances calculated gold, feared discredit the present coin exchanges, ami recouun ended silver coinage and gold standard ; not thinking it desirable change the denomination, which would also verv expensive. The late Lord Liverpoolcalci'lated ...
... countries, with which chiefly we had mercantile dealings, silver was the standard, and it was impossible, if we had a gold standard, that we could ever have a par of exchange with them, His lordship, after illnstrating his positions, and relying upon ...
... afforded the public. With respect to the variable nature metals, silver, a standard o value, was more variable tban gold. A gold standard iiii°ht be kept perfect, but it was impossible to keep silver perfect. whole, proposed novelty, luit which bad been proved ...