... circulation with the preservation of the present gold standard was very fully discussed, and the deputation strongly urged upon both Earl Grey and Lord Althorp their opinion, either that the gold standard or the social system one or other, must give way; ...

... with absolute confidence as to tbe fature of any course of action taken, but the Government waa pie-gad to m-ilnb-n onr gold standard Charles Redmond, dock labourer, was arretted at Belfast late on Sunday for murdering his wife Marks of severe violence ...

... but then they should admit the fact that, under the existing system, they do so govern it. If they hold that, with the gold standard in force, the amount of paper money in this country ought to, and must, continually fluctuate, it would be only fair of ...

... before the date in question, the Japanese exporters got a i material advantage over exporters from Great Britain and other gold standard countries by thCefall in silver exchanges, caused by the Government closing the Indian mints to silver, and the fact that ...

... question; towards the close a better feeling prevailed on expectations that the Republican candidate would declare for a gold standard. In the mining market a more active business is being done in Westralia ventures, and prices are generally better; but ...

... between the gold and silver fa'tens and the triumph of gold. The fortunes of thr Republican party are now staked on a gold. standard, aind Mr. McKinley is quite willing to assimilate or. that subject whatever principles the majoriit of his followers may ...

... issues. In the American Market there has been rather more animation, a sharp advance being made on the adoption of the gold standard in the Re- publican Programme, part of the advance was lost later, but still quotations are generally higher on the week ...

... question of e bimetalisin he said our great credit was based upon the e gold standard, and his opinion was that the vast qmajority of bankers and merchants would think that i the gold standard should be maintained. The graduation ceremony in honour of the jubilee ...

... history of money, and showed what appeared to be fe the evils resulting from the use of a currency regulated by a t s gold standard at a fixed value. To this cause he ascribed all ol Y the misery and ruin caused by the panics of 1819, 1825, 1836, I , ...

... trade improvement. The Chambers of Commerce on Wednesday discussed the Indian currency question. A motion favouring the gold standard was, after a discussion, dismissed by adopting the previous question, The conference unanimonuly advocated Imperial penny ...

... is sanguine that it has been justified by scent, and sooner or later-the sooner the better, he Faayt'Iidia must have a gold standard, for two-thirds of ker trade is with gold-using countries. Anrother cause of difficulty is the tendency of the Cuie , oard ...

... accepting the resolution, had no belief that anything can come of it. He admitted that it is impossible to abandon the gold standard as things are at present; he denied that the prices of agricultural produce had fallen because of the appreciation of gold; ...