GOODS pawn of, should be completed by bill of sale banker should take possession of premises should not take bill of sale of all customer's property GOSCHEN, G. J., Right Hon. shews the efficacy of rate of discount in controlling the ex- H HAMILTON shews that banking increases capital HARMAN on action of the Bank in 1825 HOLDER meaning of HOLIDAYS as affecting presentment and payment of bills. HOLLAND evidence before Commons' Committee of 1819. his contest with the City merchants on promissory notes Lord Mansfield declares these cases erroneous formally overruled by the case of Goodwin v. Robarts HUSKISSON says that labour is capital on evidence of witnesses before Bullion Committee table shewing difference between profit of, and discount . I. O. U. what it is. does not require a stamp nor if it promises to pay interest if it promises to pay principal must be stamped may be a gift causâ mortis. bill in equity to discover considerations when action on, restrained IRVING, Inspector-General of exports and imports ii., 527 ii., 527 ii., 528 ii., 528 ii., 528 ii., 528 ii., 528 ii., 528 ii., 529 i., 193 i., 194 JACOLLIOT, M. LOUIS affirms that the doctrines of novatio, compensatio, and confusio were recognised in Hindoo law. i., 222 JOINT STOCK BANKS how they increase their capital i., 309 monopoly clause of the Bank Act of 1742 does not affect, not erroneous ideas on, as being the cause of value complete refutation of doctrine that labour is the cause of LACHES i., 80 LIEN no, on plate, jewels, deeds, &c., deposited with banker as warehouseman . no, on a customer's balance for bills discounted VOL. PAGE no, on securities offered for loan refused executrix pledging deeds customer pledging securities not his own on a trust deed pledged by the cestui que trust debtor pledging deeds and dying on fixtures on lands pledged taking mortgage from one partner over partnership property on securities for general balance company giving equitable mortgage. no, on partner's account for partnership debt shares deposited by one partner becoming partnership property ii., 437 |