The Parliamentary History of England from the Earliest Period to the Year 1803, Volumen33 |
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... Debt Debate in the Lords on the Earl of Suffolk's Motion for the Dismission of Mr. Pitt ............... 28. Debate in the Commons on Colonel Wood's Motion for ap- pointing a Board of Naval and Military Officers to inquire into the ...
... Debt Debate in the Lords on the Earl of Suffolk's Motion for the Dismission of Mr. Pitt ............... 28. Debate in the Commons on Colonel Wood's Motion for ap- pointing a Board of Naval and Military Officers to inquire into the ...
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... debts amounting to the sum of 3,826,8901 . the Bank beyond the amount of their exclusive of the above - mentioned perma- nent debt of 11,686,800l . due from govern- - enemy , and the papers offered to be pro- duced would prove it . Mr ...
... debts amounting to the sum of 3,826,8901 . the Bank beyond the amount of their exclusive of the above - mentioned perma- nent debt of 11,686,800l . due from govern- - enemy , and the papers offered to be pro- duced would prove it . Mr ...
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... debts , amounting to the sum of 3,826,890l . over and above the before - mentioned per- manent debt of 11,686,800l . due from go- vernment . " The Committee think it right to ob- serve , that this account is made up to the 25th of ...
... debts , amounting to the sum of 3,826,890l . over and above the before - mentioned per- manent debt of 11,686,800l . due from go- vernment . " The Committee think it right to ob- serve , that this account is made up to the 25th of ...
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... debt at all . Instead of being included in the capital stock of the Bank as a debt , it should have been reckoned what it really is , as an annuity of 330,000l . per annum , that sum being the stipulated interest for the other , during ...
... debt at all . Instead of being included in the capital stock of the Bank as a debt , it should have been reckoned what it really is , as an annuity of 330,000l . per annum , that sum being the stipulated interest for the other , during ...
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... debts , I will not say that I may not guarantee them for you . " Yet , however absurd and ex- traordinary such a ... debt which it owed to the Bank , to pre- vent the inconveniencies which it has lately been subjected to , but on the ...
... debts , I will not say that I may not guarantee them for you . " Yet , however absurd and ex- traordinary such a ... debt which it owed to the Bank , to pre- vent the inconveniencies which it has lately been subjected to , but on the ...
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