The History of Banking in IrelandLongman, Rees, Orme, Brown, Green & Longman, 1836 - 148 Seiten |
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... partners had purchased estates with the money deposited in the bank ; and these Acts were passed to enable the creditors to sell those estates . The different names denote the changes which took place in the firm . 66 - 1737. The London ...
... partners had purchased estates with the money deposited in the bank ; and these Acts were passed to enable the creditors to sell those estates . The different names denote the changes which took place in the firm . 66 - 1737. The London ...
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... partners of a bank were required to insert all their names in every receipt or note they issued , and were prohibited trading as merchants . Cashiers or clerks of bankers em- bezzling money to the value of £ 50 , were declared guilty of ...
... partners of a bank were required to insert all their names in every receipt or note they issued , and were prohibited trading as merchants . Cashiers or clerks of bankers em- bezzling money to the value of £ 50 , were declared guilty of ...
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... partner in this bank , delivered the following evidence before the Parliamentary com- mittee in 1826 . " Were you in business previous to the time when your bank was established ? Yes ; I was in mercantile business ; but I was origi ...
... partner in this bank , delivered the following evidence before the Parliamentary com- mittee in 1826 . " Were you in business previous to the time when your bank was established ? Yes ; I was in mercantile business ; but I was origi ...
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... partnership residing fifty miles from Dublin , might carry on the business of banking , although such partnership might consist of more than six partners ; but that such part- nership should possess no other privilege than being allowed ...
... partnership residing fifty miles from Dublin , might carry on the business of banking , although such partnership might consist of more than six partners ; but that such part- nership should possess no other privilege than being allowed ...
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... partners in these banks should reside in Ireland . 1824. The Hibernian Joint Stock Bank was formed in this year . The following account of the origin of this bank is given by John Robinson Pim , Esq . of Dublin : - " A number of Roman ...
... partners in these banks should reside in Ireland . 1824. The Hibernian Joint Stock Bank was formed in this year . The following account of the origin of this bank is given by John Robinson Pim , Esq . of Dublin : - " A number of Roman ...
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