Building Security: Interagency Security Committee Has Had Limited Success in Fulfilling Its Responsibilites

This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can usually download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1845 edition. Excerpt: ...the ank of Eng and notes delivered to such Bank of England and Joint Stock Banks Bankersto take out a se rate license or every place at which they issue notes or bills. Proviso in favour of bankers who had four such licenses in force on the 6th of May, I844. Compensation to certain bankers named in the schedule. Bank of England and Joint Stock Banks. Banlt of Eng. land to be allowed to compound with issuing banks. Limitation of compositions. bankers respectively by the said governor and compan within three months next preceding, and of such of the said Bank of ngland notes as shall have been returned to the Bank of England, and the balance shall be deemed to be the amount of the Bank of England notes issued by such bankers respectively and kept in circulation; and a similar account shall be taken at intervals of three calendar months; and the average of the balances ascertained on four such accounts shall be deemed to be the average amount of Bank of England notes issued by such bankers respectively and kept in circulation during the year one thousand eight hundred and forty-five, and on which amount such bankers are respectively to receive the aforesaid com osition of one per centum for the year one thousand eight ban (1 and forty-five; and similar accounts shall be taken in each succeeding year: but in each year such accounts shall be taken in different months from those in which the accounts of the last-preceding year were taken, and on different days of the month, such months and days to be determined by the said governor and company; and _the amount of the composition payable as aforesaid shall be paid by the said governor and company out of their own funds; and in case any difference shall arise between any of such bankers and the...