...failures in 1795 ; and' the difficulties which caufed the rcfhiction in 1797 in England, but whii-li ' was not extended to the chartered banks of Scotland ; and all this notwithftam!ing the great prefumption, that if atr • account of all pecuniary tranfaftior.s between...

...in 1792 and 1793; the failures in 1795; and the difficulties which caused the restriction in 1797, but which was not extended to the chartered Banks...or the other. " This fact gives great force to the argument of those witnesses who propose that the Bank of Ireland should establish <j credit for the...

...failure of the Bank of Ayr, the convulsions to credit in general in 1792 and 1793, the failures in 1795, and the difficulties which caused the restriction...balance was against the one country or the other. " This remedy " (the Committee say) " appears to have been suggested to the Banks of Scotland by their good...

...failure of the Bank of Ayr, the convulsions to credit in general in 1792 and 1793, the failures in 1795, and the difficulties which caused the restriction...balance was against the one country or the other. " This remedy " (the Committee say) " appears to have been suggested to the Banks of Scotland by their good...

...failure of the Bank of Ayr; the convulsions to credit in general in 1792 and 1793; the failures in 1795; and the difficulties which caused the Restriction in 1797 in England, but which was not extended to die chartered Banks of Scotland; and all this notwithstanding the great presumption, that if an account...

...in general in ijyz and 1793; the failures in 1795; and the difficulties which earned the relincliun in 1797 in England, but which was not extended to the chartered banks of Scotland ¡ anJ all this notAithUanding the great prefumption, that if an account of all pecuniary iranfaclions...