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The two last treatises published by Mr. Hutcheson
The first of them published the 17th of January, 1722. The other dated the first of March, and deliver'd to the House of Commons on Monday the fourth of March, 1722. And since published -
The two last treatises published by Mr. Hutcheson
the first of them published the 17th of January, 1722, the other dated the first of March and deliver'd to the House of Commons on Monday the fourth of March, 1722, and since published -
An abstract of all the publick debts remaining due at Michaelmas
1722. And an estimate of the annual sinking fund towards the Discharge of the same; Made from the Accounts thereof delivered into Parliament. And also a Computation in what Time the said Publick Debts may be Discharged by the said Sinking Fund. With a method proposed for the more Clear Stating of the said Publick Debts and Sinking Fund in the Accounts hereafter to be deliver'd to Parliament. And a proposal for putting an End to all Particular Appropriations, and turning the whole Revenue into One General Fund. And likewise some remarks and hints offer'd to the consideration of the Gentlemen of the House of Commons, for the improvement of the revenue, by Good Husbandry, and otherwise; and relating to some other Matters of Publick Utility. By Archibald Hutcheson, of the Middle-Temple, London, Esq; and Member of Parliament for Hasting in the County of Sussex -
A declaration signed by Archibald Hutcheson, Esq
and given to several of his acquaintance, soon after he had perus'd the examination of Christopher Layer in the appendix to the Report of the secret committee, in which Layer has made mention of his name as one of Burford's Club; which the said layer, in his examination, faith, he was told by one Plunket -
An abstract of an account stated by some of the clerks at the South-Sea house, relating to the estates of the late directors
shewing what will be coming to the company from those estates, with and without a mulct -
Some paragraphs of Mr. Hutcheson's treatises on the South-Sea subject
which relate to the relief of the unhappy traders in South-Sea stock and to publick credit -
An abstract of all the publick debts remaining due at Michaelmas, 1722
and an estimate of the annual sinking fund towards the discharge of the same, made from the accounts thereof delivered into Parliament -
An abstract of an account stated by some of the clerks at the South-Sea house
relating to the estates of the late directors; shewing What will be coming to the Company from those Estates, with and without a Mulct. And remarks, shewing the Mistakes in that Account. And Some reasons offered to the Consideration of the Gentlemen of the House of Commons, and the Proprietors of South-Sea Stock, for the putting a more Speedy End to the Trust, in the Way of a Mulct. By Archibald Hutcheson, of the Middle-Temple, London, Esq; and Member of Parliament for Hasting in the County of Sussex -
Some paragraphs of Mr. Hutcheson's treatises on the South-Sea subject
Which Relate to the Relief of The Unhappy Traders in South-Sea Stock, and to publick credit. And the Reason of His Reprinting Them at This Time. To which is added, A Near Estimate of the Value of South-Sea Stock, if the Bill now order'd to be brought in, pass into a Law -
An abstract of all the publick debts remaining due at Michaelmas, 1722
And an estimate of the annual sinking fund towards the Discharge of the same; Made from the Accounts thereof delivered into Parliament. And Also A Computation in what Time the said Publick Debts may be Discharged by the said Sinking Fund. With a method proposed for the more clear stating of the said publick debts and sinking fund in the Accounts hereafter to be deliver'd to Parliament. And A Proposal for putting an End to all Particular Appropriations, and turning the whole Revenue into One General Fund. And Likewise Some Remarks and Hints offer'd to the Consideration of the Gentlemen of the House Of Commons, for the Improvement of the Revenue, by Good Husbandry, and otherwise; and relating to some other Matters of Publick Utility. By Archibald Hutcheson, of the Middle-Temple, London, Esq; and Member of Parliament for Hasting in the County of Sussex -
A declaration
signed by Archibald Hutcheson Esq; and given to several of his acquaintance, soon after he had perus'd the examination of Christopher Layer, in the Appendix to the report of the Secret Committee; in Which Layer has made Mention of His Name, as One of Burford's Club; Which the said Layer, in his Examination, saith, he was told by one Plunket