Word: banking
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Dates: during 1880-1889
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...society issues four tracts annually upon subjects selected by a general committee. Among those issued hitherto are "Paper Money Inflation in France, a History and its Application" by Andrew D. White: "What is a Bank?" by Edward Atkinson; "Present Political and Economic Issues." "The Standard Silver Dollar and the Coinage Law of 1878," by W. C. Ford...
...club may have played their opening match before. Lord stayed, and the Marylebone Club stayed with him, at Dorset square, till 1810 or 1811, when, in consequence, apparently, of a disagreement with Mr. Portman about rent, he migrated to a ground called the new or middle ground, near North Bank, Regent's Park. Three years later the Regent's Canal was cut through the ground, and Lord removed to the ground now owned by the Marylebone Club in St, John's Wood road. The original turf used in Dorset square was taken up, so says Mr. Lilly white, with each...
...captain of the Bank Clerks' team of St. John, N. B. collided with another player of the opposing team, a picked fifteen in a foot ball game last week, and suffered an injury to the spinal cord, so that he died on the evening of the next...
Balance in Bank...
REPORT OF THE MANAGER.At the end of last year the Association had a surplus in the bank of $46.34 which was used in payment of outstanding bills, so that the association began the year without any surplus money. It was deemed advisable last spring to play on Holmes Field if possible, as Jarvis Field was in a wretched condition. In order to do this it was necessary to sod the new diamond which cost the BaseBall Association $492.84. In January at the meeting of the Executive Committee, Mr. D. C, Clark '86, was elected Treasurer of the Association...