A remedy for panics
Subtitle: aid in the exchanges to our foreign merchants : a new trade for millions, profitable without risk, or, Cheese parings and candle ends exchanged for entire cheese and whole pounds of candles. Extracts from the mint returns for 1843 and 1845. Second petition to the Honourable commons, signed by our late mayor and 145 merchants, professional men, traders &c. Third petition to Parliament, signed by a magistrate, and the mayor of 1844 and 15 merchants and professional men, paying for examination. A remedy for assassination in Ireland. A just protection to land. "Owe no man any thing;" nevertheless the Currency bill of 1819 and 1844 compels almost all men to owe most men something
By: by Edmund Taunton
Publisher: Printed for the author, and may be had of him
Published: 1846
Place of publication: Birmingham, [England]
Language: eng
Number of pages: 30
Subjects: Currency question; Money
Other titles: Cheese parings and candle ends exchanged for entire cheeses and whole pounds of candles.
Notes: Includes table, on 1 folded p., at the end.