MCLAREN (Lord), opening address to Institute of Bankers, Scotland notice 66 MAGINN (M.) appointed Governor of Bank of France. MALLET (Sir Louis). Report (with Lord Reay) on International demands upon this stock of gold Bimetallism: limitation and instability of supply of precious metals as Effects upon India of recent disturbance in ratio of gold to silver MANCHESTER Bankers' Clearing House, origin and working of. power of Rupee, &c.) MARRIED WOMEN'S PROPERTY ACT, 1882 (see Paget) : MARTIN (J. B.) Our Gold Coinage an enquiry into its present Jury of the Pyx coinage London mint, 1817-1880, Sydney. 1855-1880, Melbourne, 1872-1880 detailed table of Actual condition of gold coinage loss by fraud PAGE. 230-231 43 432 433 433 433 433 433 434 434 435 435 436 222-226 255 541 297 298-301 298 299 299 amount of gold received at Bank of England, and percentage of MARTIN (J. B.)—continued. Note A. Gold currency in France B. C. In Germany in United States Summary of Notes A, B, C Table I. Total gold coinage 1817-1880 PAGE. 321 322-324 325 326 II. Number of sovereigns and half-sovereigns actually enumerated, 327 III. Annual depreciation of sovereigns, and total loss on every 328 IV. Ditto half-sovereigns 330 V. Analysis of 1,000 sovereigns received in ordinary course of business 332 V (a). Ditto half-sovereigns. 332 VI. Heavy and light sovereigns and half-sovereigns 1817-1881, per 333 VI (a). Ditto mean 334 VII (a). Ditto in 100,000 coins with weight VII. Ditto with weight Appendix I. The Coinage Act, 1870 II. Verdict of Jury of Goldsmiths' Company at Trial of the Pyx Discussion on Mr. Martin's Paper £1 note issue; undesirability of going back from reforms of 1844; £1 note issue with bullion basis, no remedy for defective coinage Bank of England investigation into wear and tear Scheme for imposition of seignorage by Mr. Lowe: scheme for 351 351-353 353 Wear of coinage due to milled-edge with raised rim; Napoleons, Clause of Coinage Act, 1870, relating to cutting light gold, a dead 354 Seignorage, according to suggestion of Mr. Lowe and Mr. Hendriks; Remarks in Discussion (Barnett, on National Banks of United 357 MARTIN (R. B.) Remarks in Discussion (Chalmers, on Bills of MELBOURNE Clearing House METALS, precious, used for money Remarks proposing vote of thanks to President at Fourth 379 200 80 161. see Martin on Our Gold Coinage 297 MITCHIE (A. S.), new edition of Gilbart's Banking, notice 299 310 316 336-344 MONETARY CONFERENCE, International, extracts from Annual Report of United States Mint on adjournment. Report of English delegate (see Fremantle) Report by delegates of Indian Government (see Mallet) MONETARY STANDARD ASSOCIATION, International . MONEY AND BARTER (see Hamilton) 326-335 420 66, 68 68 69 42, 226 62 179-180 283 424 432 104, 215–221 1 181-185 66, 68 120 221 MONEY, "How Money does its work," by Prof. Bonamy Price, notice MONOPOLY granted to Bank of Scotland by Act 1695. MONTAGU (Samuel), address at meeting of International Monetary NATIONAL BANKS of United States of America (see Barnett) in Bills of Exchange Act, 1882 meaning of NEGOTIATION OF BILLS, in Bills of Exchange Act, 1882 NETHERLANDS, Government of, position on the Silver question 381, 493 484-486 525, 528, 531 102-103 NEW YORK Clearing House (see Barnett on Clearing System of NEWMARCH (William). Obituary notice of NOBLE (B.) Remarks in Discussion (Wenley, Banking in Scotland). question of revival of issue of, in connection with loss from Mr. Fowler's Resolution and Debate thereon in Commons' 10-11 415 173-174 137, 166, 168, 170 319, 347, 355-356 358-361 568-585 Country, suggested clearing of 100-101 United Kingdom, monthly averages, Oct. 22nd, 1881, to Sept. 23rd, 1882 (table) 592 NOTES, PROMISSORY— liability of endorser on demand, question, Statute of Limitations runs from date of law of (Bills of Exchange Act, 1882) NOTING, of Bills in Bills of Exchange Act, 1882 393-395 396 399 40-41 177 487 202 475 44, 228, 380, 502-509 129 131 132 OPTIONAL CLAUSE, of bank-notes effects of abolition of OVERDRAWN ACCOUNT, agreement to secure, question, whether this 419 with security, in case of bank failing, question, if security 500 see Advances. PAGET (J. R.) The Married Women's Property Act, 1882 Sections relating to accounts standing in the name of a married woman 541 541 No indemnity provided for accounts opened subsequently to 1st January, 1883 541 Accounts in the sole name of a married woman to be at her absolute disposal 541 541 542 542 PAGET (J. R.)—continued. Husband depositing money in his wife's name to defraud his creditors Indorsement of a negotiable instrument by a married woman Difficulties regarding questions of contract with married women Husband married after January 1st, 1883, liable for his wife's ante-nuptial Married woman dying intestate Justification of a banker paying over a balance on a married woman's Wife's liabilities with regard to investments 542 542-546 546 546 546 546 546 Provisions affecting Joint-Stock banks under the Act of 1870 546 547 Proviso permitting a company to alter its bye-laws so as to exclude Joint investments 547 PALMER (In re) Ex parte Richdale, report of case PARLIAMENTARY PAPERS, Session 1882 PARTNERS: Questions with answers of the Council- cheques signed by, as to payment after signing partner's signatures to bills: one partner signing as drawer, another PARTNERSHIP, resolution of Association of Chambers of Commerce. POST OFFICE, purchase of Government stock through POUND, origin of (see Evans) Tower PRICE (Prof. Bonamy) on Money 63 64, 70 82 227 63 70 2 "How money does its work," notice PRIZE ESSAY, subject and conditions for 181-5 PROMISSORY NOTES, liability of endorser, question (with answer) on Demand, question, if Statute of Limitations runs from date of law of, (Bills of Exchange Act, 1882) PROPORTIONAL use of coin, notes, and cheques in United States. PROTEST, under Bills of Exchange Act, 1882 Pyx, Jury of the, test coinage as ordered by "The Coinage Act, 1870" QUESTIONS on points of practical interest (with answers) For Questions answered, see Advances, Authority, Bills of |