... terms: 4. That it is expedient provide law. that from the Ist February , 1820, the Bank shall liable to deliver, demand, gold standard fineness having been assayed and stamped at his Majesty's Mint, quantity of not less than sixty ounces being required in ...

... considered that any change in the currency would, certain extent, by defrauding public creditor, preferring a silvei a gold standard. In the firstpint of hi* Majesty’s Speech, it is declared that his Government had remained faithful j the principles wh'cb ...

... and exhausts the vital function, upon whieh the exlslenco of tlio communUy deiienils. The fact Is. re-lnli odnetlon Hie gold standard has raised the nine of money, or in oflier words, cheapooed evety article la the country, and dlywod corresponding portion ...

... DOUSE OF COM MONS—Wgmenmr. Mr. I)enison presented a petition from Air. Coldietti praying ihe house not to chauge the gold standard and tilthititide a fictitious currency. Tim petitioner also pray (41 lid- reform and a reduction of taxation. The Lon. ...

... gold currency, we should repay it as borrowed it, when the worth of the property ofthe country was estimated, not by the gold standard of the mint, but by a credit representative of its real or exchangeable value, as augmented in its relative amount by the ...

... value, as it would be productive of great mischief, that there might be uo re-issue of oat-pound rioter. and that the gold standard might not he changed for that at silver. Mr. DUNDAS, yrevionsly to the Irish Refor■ Bill being brought forward, asked whether ...

... had since been a return to the standard of gold, and how had it affected the national debt? It was augmented to a full gold standard, (hear, hear,) and thereby increased full third. With regard to the occupation land, when the tenant takes a farm, he can ...

... sure that Mr. Clay may not be right in thinking that a silver might advantageously have been adopted in preference to a gold standard. If objects like these were plainly put forward, without additional fraudulent meaning*, we at l-ast should be ready entertain ...

... agriculturist have in the alteration of the standard now proposed? Some gentlemen might prefer a silver standard to • gold standard. On that point be would give no opinion at present, for there might be reasons for adopting a silver standard if it were ...

... himself. What he wanted was, that there should be an alteration in the standard. Instead of being compelled Ito abide by a gold standard only, he wanted an alteration of the standard from gold to silver, which he believed would be productive of the best results ...

... and in an able speech expressed his opinion that relief alone was to be looked for in the adoption of a mixed silver and gold standard ; in the permission to country banks to enlarge their issue of notes on lodging stock as security, and in enactment of ...

... subject Sir Chute* Colonel (who was happy think the Committee would have opportunity ascertaining the practical effect the gold standard), and other Hon. Members and Lord John Butseil then read the names of proposed Committee as Til Robert Peel, Sir James ...