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Penny banks; suggestions for their formation and management ...
The savings bank system. Suggestions for its re-organization, extension, and future safety /
The suppressed pamphlet. The curious and remarkable history of the Royal British Bank, showing "How we got it up", and "How it went down" /
Savings banks: ought government to make good past losses in savings banks? the opinion of eminent writers and authorities on the security of savings banks; and the claim of the depositors stated.
Savings banks: their history, laws, investment, management, interest, defalcations, responsibility of government, trustees, and officials, past progress and present results: with remedial suggestions.
A letter to the committee on the bank monopoly, euphuistically called the Banker Charter Committee.
Review of the past and present policy of the Bank of England, and of banking in Great Britain and Ireland, in connection with the Banking Acts of 1844-45 /
A full report of the Great Gold Robbery (trial of Pierce, Burgess, and Tester) /
The Bank of England and the discount houses /
Tables to find the standard or fine weights of gold and silver; also showing the conversion of English into foreign assays, and foreign assays into English equivalents.
How to detect forged bank notes.
Mary Morton; or, The advantages of the savings bank /
I. Duties of the public with respect to charitable savings' banks. II. The present state of the savings' bank question.
The bane and antidote of our monetary system suggested, and the impolicy of the Bank Charter Act of 1844 demonstrated ...
Thoughts on the Bank Charter Act; with suggestions for a revised system of convertible and regulated currency /
Remarks on the expediency of some of the private banks of London being formed into joint-stock companies.
The currency question, considered in relation to the Act of the 7th and 8th Victoria, chap. 32, commonly called The Bank Restriction Act /
A word to the shareholders and depositors in the Royal British Bank, containing a scheme for the arrangement of its affairs without litigation. To which is added an appendix.