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...ms upon the Dartmouth basketball team at the recent gnnie nt Williamstown, coining as a culmination of con- stant friction in mutunl relations, makes ... ...Y., on Alon- ilay, Alarcli 2.0. The annual elec- tion (jf olticern for the coining year wa.s hold li(!f(jro the Ijanquet and resulted as follows: pres... ...luding reports of the Consuls, Department of Labor, the Treas- ury and the Mint. The files of the monthly and weekly periodi- cals have lieen complete... ...Uad ..Richmond Theatre. B. n. TAYLOR. Empire Theatre Monday, Ootol)er 28. "Coining Thro* the Rye," with Frank Lalor anil Sallie Steinbler, Tuesday, Oc... ...up. e.Richmond Theatre*. B. n. TAYLOR. Empire Theatre Monday, October 28, "Coining Thro' the Kyo," with vFrank Lnlor and 8allie Stembler. Tuesday, Oct... ...Roosevelt to a place on the commission which will meet at the Philadelphia mint on February 12 to determine the weight and fineness of the gold and si... ... weight and fineness of the gold and silver specie coined by the va- rious mints of the country during the past year. Tbe work of the commission, whic... ...ase in interest in this college with any limitation short of total abolish mint. Granted,on the other hand, that the desired object is gained, that th...

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...fter than eagles. “And to think how they have fooled me with their talk of mints,” says he, “and that money was made there, when it is clear that all ... ...ce at Honolulu that, by all he could make out, Kalamake and Keola had been coining false money , and it would not be amiss to watch them. Keola and Le...

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...bells must down into the furnace to make cannon; all Church-plate into the mint to make money. Also behold the fair swan-bevies of Citoyennes that hav... ...ecembre, 1793; Louvet, p. 287.) Nay, withal, is it not what Barrere calls ‘coining money on the Place de la Revo- lution?’ For always the ‘property of... ...ay fall; the bloody Pike and Nightcap bearing supreme sway; the Guillotine coining money. Bristly fox-haired Tallien, once Able Editor, still young in... ...vessels are beaten broad; of silver, they are fit for the poverty-stricken Mint; of pewter, let them become bullets to shoot the ‘enemies of du genre ... ...est-tackle, beaten broad; sent to the Convention, to the poverty- stricken Mint. Good Sainte Genevieve’s Chasse is let down: alas, to be burst open, t...

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...gn intercourse, $1,339,710.35; for miscellaneous ex- penses, including the mints, loans, post-office deficiencies, collection of revenue, and other li... ...on. At once, sincerity is questioned, and motives are assailed. Actual war coining, blood grows hot and blood is spilled. Thought is forced from old c...

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...en banished. He was accused of many wicked things, and; amongst others, of coining. Charnace was a lad of spirit, who had been page to the King and of... ... to send their plate to the King’s goldsmith; the other, to send it to the Mint. Those who made an unconditional gift of their plate, sent it to the f... ...hose who wished to be paid for 387 Saint-Simon their plate sent it to the Mint. It was weighed on arrival; the names were written, the marks and the ... ...rank using silver, I sent plate to the value of a thousand pistoles to the Mint, and locked up the rest. All the great people turned to earthenware, e... ...e King thought of using earthenware, hav- ing sent his gold vessels to the Mint, but afterwards decided upon plated metal and silver; the Princes and ... ...udicial to the State; the third, that the works recently undertaken at the mint for recasting the specie should be suspended! T o these modest request...

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...collection of national taxes, to patents, to the army and navy, and to the mint, are tried in the national courts. The theory is, that the national tr... ...love, a love that has never been absent from the heart while the brain was coining them. I had my task to do, and I could not take the pleasant and ig...

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...prose. A writer who is not servile and has insight, must coin from his own mint. In poetry we are rich enough; but in prose also we owe everything to ... ...rrier—a chevaux- de-frise of pen points—must be raised against every newly minted word and hazardous coiner, or we shall be inundated. If he can leap ... ...e pulpit. We are subject, he says, to fantastic moods, and shall dry ready-minted phrases picture them forth? As, for example, can the words ‘delirium... ... they were poor. I felt money in my breast, in my throat, that only wanted coining. I went to Georgiana, and oh! how truly she proved to me that she l...

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...per currency. Here the Supreme Court repeatedly denied that this power to issue legal tender paper currencies had anything whatsoever to do with the coining of money or with the regulating of its value (stating among other things, that such topic was “foreign to the subject before us”). In refutation of these false claims, it should be noted that Congress under the Artic...

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... 18 USC 485 127 Section 3. February 12, 1873 Coinage Act 128 Section 4. 18 U.S.C. 486 129 Section 5. June 8, 1864 Act 132 Section 6. Private Mints 134 Section 7. Branch Mints 136 Section 8. Except as Now Authorized by Law 137 Section 9. Gold Bullion Coins 145 Section 10. The Grain of Gold 148 Section 11. Silver 152 Section 12. Electronic Trading in Gol...

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...ds. Hence the origin of coined money, and of those pub- lic offices called mints; institutions exactly of the same nature with those of the aulnagers ... ...ething less than the Troyes pound. This last was not intro- duced into the mint of England till the 18th of Henry the VIII. The French livre contained... ...the value of the silver coin which can be exchanged for it. In the English mint, a pound weight of gold is coined into forty- four guineas and a half,... ... carries a pound weight or an ounce weight of standard gold bullion to the mint, gets back a pound weight or an ounce weight of gold in coin, without ... ...en shillings and tenpence halfpenny an ounce, therefore, is said to be the mint price of gold in England, or the quantity of gold coin which the mint ... ...r worse and worse. Every year they found themselves under the necessity of coining nearly the same quantity of gold as they had coined the year before... ...isdic- tions, both civil and criminal, but the power of levying troops, of coining money, and even that of making bye-laws for the govern- ment of the... ...duty; because, the government having everywhere the exclusive privilege of coining, no coin can come to market cheaper than they think proper to affor... ... the tax upon coinage, therefore, is so moderate as not to encourage false coining, though every body advances the tax, nobody finally pays it; becaus...

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...ovide for the collection of duties on imports and exports; to regulate the mint, with a saving to the provin- cial rights; to govern as sovereigns the... ...e for whose conduct the nation itself is to be respon- sible. The right of coining money, which is here taken from the States, was left in their hands... ...he particular States could have no other effect than to multiply expensive mints and diversify the forms and weights of the circulating pieces. The la... ...might prevent an inconvenient remittance of gold and silver to the central mint for recoinage, the end can be as well attained by local mints establis...

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...mployed by the year are scarce sufficient to keep all the arms bright. The Mint for coining money is in the Tower. N.B.—It is to be noted, that when a... ...y the year are scarce sufficient to keep all the arms bright. The Mint for coining money is in the Tower. N.B.—It is to be noted, that when any of the...

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...rgy must be ‘invited’ to melt their superfluous Church-plate,—in the Royal Mint. Nay finally, a Patriotic Contribution, of the forcible sort, must be ... ...se at Argenteuil; splendours, sumptuosities, orgies;—living as if he had a mint! All saloons barred against Adventurer Mirabeau, are flung wide open t... ...bells must down into the furnace to make cannon; all Church-plate into the mint to make money. Also behold the fair swan-bevies of Citoyennes that hav... ...ay fall; the bloody Pike and Nightcap bearing supreme sway; the Guillotine coining money. Bristly fox-haired Tallien, once Able Editor, still young in... ...vessels are beaten broad; of silver, they are fit for the poverty-stricken Mint; of pewter, let them be- come bullets to shoot the ‘enemies of du genr... ...st-tackle, beaten broad; sent to the Conven- tion, to the poverty-stricken Mint. Good Sainte Genevieve’s Chasse is let down: alas, to be burst open, t...

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... changed in the first town ye ride through, for they are bran new frae the mint, and ken-speckle a wee bit.” “You forget, Caleb,” said his master, str... ... dint of exag- 284 Bride of Lammermoor geration of real circumstances and coining of others, to give explicit testimony to the truth of Ravenswood’s ...

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...th him, and doing it all with as much delight and readiness as if you were coining gold by it!’ ‘He well deserves all the kindness I can show him, and... ...ome scraps of dirty paper into bright, shining, chink- ing, tinkling, demd mint sauce.’ Newman uttered a significant grunt, and taking Mr Mantalini’s ...