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Plain papers on the social economy of the people. No. II. Penny banks.
Debate on the decimal coinage question in the House of Commons, June 12th, 1855 /
The problem solved: or, A practicable scheme of decimal coinage for the people. With answers to Lord Overstone's questions.
Plan for simplifying and improving the measures, weights, and money of this country ...
The Bank Charter Act of 1844: its theory and practical effects on commercial and monetary transactions. Also the evils of the exclusive system of bank management.
Answers to the questions communicated by Lord Overstone to the Decimal Coinage Commissioners.
Popular information respecting the receipt stamp, adapted for the use of merchants, tradesmen, and the public generally /
Aslits' decimal coinage; with a proposal for decimalizing our weights, and measures of length and capacity. Also a copious appendix of the present French and English weights and measures.
Exposure of the Stock Exchange and bubble companies, etc.
The Stock Exchange; strictures on the evidence in the report of the Royal Commission of Inquiry into the corporation of the City of London, on the regulation of brokers and stock brokers, etc. /
Memorandum and articles of association of the National Credit and Exchange Company ...
Foreign loans and their consequences considered: in a letter to Benjamin Oliveira, Esq., M.P.
Post office savings' banks; a letter ...