... it might be well to inquire why they should have a gold one, and he knew the opinion of Lord Ashburton to be against a gold standard. Free-trade measures were to be still persevered in, and a repeal of the navigation laws sought to obtained. The navigation ...

... commerce more independent of the impediments whi time and space the railway, day by-day, increa the nation’s| wealth 1) - Gold Standard!— By the Rev. of Nottingham. a Countiés,—The. adjourned ha early meeting was held at the London tavern on Frid The proceedings ...

... Bathurst district . he titics now likely to be produced from this colony °» P _ gold stagger all belief, and must have 0 the gold standard of value in Europe. Above w,w people are at work the ' creeks,' but we have now dencc of vast quantities of gold abounding ...

... metals. At the end of that period the consequences will be felt by gold alone, and the relations property, measured by a gold standard, will proportionably exhibit more rapid disturbance. The writer argues, that the unprecedented increase in the quantity ...

... portion of the church. The clergy within the altar rails, and choristers occupying the new choir desks, the blue and gold standards of which harmonised beautifully with the pure white of the choristers' surplices, together with the rich tones of the ...

... portion of the church. The clergy within the altar rails, and choristers occupying the new choir ' desks, the blue and gold standards of which harmonised beautifully with the pure white of the choristers' surplices, together with the rich tones of the ...

... notes strikes, and tbe means of preventing them, and charitable endowments. resolution was passed in favour of adopting a gold standard Germany bayed either upon the florin or the thaler. The congress lasted week. The judicial organisation of Alsace and Lorraine ...

... great wars cash payments were suspended and had a paper currency. But 1816 the law in England was altered. We then adopted gold standard, and silver, which became token money, was legal tender only up to 40s. Now Mr. Tuckett says in his paper, at page K)7 ...

... or four per cent., whereas in the last thirty silver had varied value no less than per cent. How then, asked, could the gold standard be improved being associated with such fluctuating commodity as silver Were they choose the>r standard value for its fixity ...

... Seymour King. The petition, which emanates from the Indian Currency Association, and prays for the establishment of a gold standard in India, contains no fewer than 13,000 signatures, a very large number of which are tlioae of natives. Sir Seymour King ...

... half-sovereigns at the public treasuries in payment of Government dues at the same rate. It was intended to introduce gold standard into India, but gold would not be made legal tender at present. —On the motion of the Lord Chancellor, the Supreme Court ...

... The Under Secretary for India will to-day be asked by Sir John Lubbock whether, if the Government propose to adopt a gold standard in India, any opportunity will be afforded to Parliament of expressing their views on the subject Mr. Oldroyd will keep ...