Pro commodo regis & populi : publick funds for publick service, by raising three millions of money, or a million and a half ... without charge of collecting, or affecting land or trade, or burdening tax upon tax.

Scheme for reducing and finally redeeming the national debt, and for gaining half a million of revenue by extinguishing a tax.
Published: (1784)

Sinking fund, or, The system which recommends the repeal of five millions of taxes : compared with the system which recommends levying five millions by taxation, for the redemption of the public debt.
Published: (1822)

Reform, accompanied by the repeal of five millions of taxes : and the redemption of one hundred and seventeen millions of the national debt : addressed "To Philip, when sober.".
by: C. I.
Published: (1831)

Miscellaneous proposals for increasing our national wealth twelve millions a year : and also for augmenting the revenue without a new tax, or the further extension of the excise laws /
by: Donaldson, John, active 1790-1795
Published: (1795)

Farther considerations upon a reduction of the land-tax : together with a state of the annual supplies of the sinking-fund, and of the national debt, at various future periods, and in various suppositions.
by: Nugent, Robert Craggs Nugent, Earl, 1702?-1788
Published: (1751)

Outlines of a new budget, for raising eighty millions : by means of a justly graduated property tax, with suggestions on the representative system, the national debt, &c. &c. &c. : prepared for the consideration of the Reformed Parliament of England /
by: Buckingham, James Silk, 1786-1855
Published: (1831)

The present taxes compared to the payments made to the publick within the memory of man : with some thoughts on the possible consequences that may ensue from the national debts /
by: Country farmer
Published: (1749)

The present taxes compared to the payments made to the publick within the memory of man : with some thoughts on the possible consequences that may ensue from the national debts /
by: Country farmer
Published: (1749)

A letter to the subscribers and non-subscribers to the loan of eighteen millions /
by: Martin, John (Attorney)
Published: (1796)

An enquiry into the nature, foundation, and present state of publick credit : wherein the national wealth is justly calculated, the present inequality of our publick taxes demonstrated, and the consequences that may naturally be expected from a dishonourable peace, or the continuance of an unsuccessful war, plainly pointed out /
by: Friend to trade and liberty
Published: (1748)

An Essay on paper circulation : and a scheme proposed for supplying the government with twenty millions, without any loan or new tax.
Published: (1764)

A plan for raising the taxes impartially and almost free of expence in war and in peace for paying off the national debt at the same time that the wealthy shall receive interest for their money and the poor be eased of taxes /
by: Adams, Francis, active 18th century
Published: (1798)

The crisis of England, her danger and remedy : a statement of financial economy, also, remarks on the currency, with a plan of equitable adjustment, for reducing the national debt from eight hundred millions to five hundred millions /
by: Branch, John, of Eye
Published: (1834)

The State of the nation, with a general balance of the publick accounts.
Published: (1748)

Proposals for the immediate reduction of eight millions and a half of taxes, and the gradual liquidation of the national debt : in a letter, addressed to the Right Honorable Henry Goulburn, Chancellor of the Exchequer /
by: Wood, Joseph, Esq
Published: (1832)

The state of the nation : with a general balance of the publick accompts.
Published: (1748)

Proposal for the relief of the nation from fourteen millions of duties of customs and excise.
Published: (1850)

The state of the nation for 1747-8 : with a general balance of the publick accompts.
Published: (1748)

The state of the nation for 1747-8 : with a general balance of the publick accompts.
Published: (1748)

A Scheme to pay off, in a few years, the national debt, by a repeal of the Marriage Act : humbly and seriously hinted, to the leg------re of G----t B-----n, now in Par------t assem---d.
Published: (1767)

Means for paying off half of the national debt : and relieving the country from fourteen millions of its present annual taxation.
by: Veitch, Henry
Published: (1831)

A dissertation on the state of the British finances, the debt, currency, and banking : with a plan for raising thirty millions, or more, without loan or increased taxation : also, some observations on Ireland /
by: Cockburn, George, Sir, 1763-1847
Published: (1843)

Proposals for the immediate reduction of eight millions and a half of taxes : and the gradual liquidation of the national debt, in a letter, addressed to the Right Honorable Henry Goulburn, chancellor of the exchequer /
by: Wood, Joseph, Esq
Published: (1830)

The soul of Mr. Pitt : developing that eighteen millions of taxes may be taken off, and the three per cent. consols be constantly above 100.
by: Dunn, William, 1770-1849
Published: (1819)

Proposals to raise four millions at 3 per cent. or, 570,000 pounds a year : to pay off the money borrow'd on the pot-act, soap, candles, &c. and for paying off the said four millions within eight years without any additional tax : and for raising twenty-thousand effective men, that will serve His Majesty without pay until Great-Britain shall be invaded by foreigners /
by: Officer of the stamp-duties
Published: (1741)

The case of the sinking fund, and the right of the publick creditors to it considered at large : with some farther observations on the national debts ... Being a defence of an enquiry into the conduct of our domestick affairs, and a full reply to a late pamphlet, intitled, Some considerations concerning the publick funds, &c. /
by: Bath, William Pulteney, Earl of, 1684-1764
Published: (1735)

Letters to the Right Honourable the Earl of Liverpool, the Right Honourable George Canning, and His Grace the Duke of Wellington, clearly and distinctly shewing that the burdens of the country may be lightened fifty-two millions annually : and neither landholder, placeholder, nor fundholder be injured, but that all classes of the community, from the peer to the peasant, will be essentially benefited /
by: Spence, Geo. (George)
Published: (1828)

A budget for the million : in a letter to the inhabitants of the borough of Ipswich /
by: Wason, Rigby, 1798-1875
Published: (1849)

A plan for the equitable and just liquidation of the national debt : injurious to no one-- advantageous to all-- easy in execution-- simple in operation, and with perfect safety, instantly relieving the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, from paying thirty millions, in taxes, annually and for ever.
by: Parry, John (Writer on national debt)
Published: (1837)

A plan for paying off the present national debt, in forty-two years with a sinking fund of only five millions.
by: Moore, Richard
Published: (1822)

A survey of the national debts, the sinking fund, the civil list, and the annual supplies : giving a clear and impartial account of our present state with regard to publick money : with tables of the national debts for 1716 and the five last years, the Navy debts, the expence of the war for the four last years, the monies expended on all occasions for the publick in the same years, and the supplies of the first seven years of Queen Anne's war, compared with those granted in the last seven sessions of Parliament.
Published: (1745)

A critical examination of the twelve resolutions of Mr. Joseph Hume, respecting the loan of fifteen millions for slave compensation /
by: Page, Richard, 1773-1841
Published: (1839)

An essay upon publick credit : in a letter to a friend : occasioned by the fall of stocks.
Published: (1748)

A copy of a letter wrote to a member of Parliament : after the proposals for reducing the publick debt were rejected at the last general court of the Bank of England : wherein is inserted, a copy of the preamble to the Act ... for reducing the interest of money from 6 to 5 per cent.
Published: (1750)

Proposals for paying off the whole of the present national debt, and for reducing taxes immediately /
by: Bird, Henry Merttins
Published: (1799)

Proposals for paying off the whole of the present national debt, and for reducing taxes immediately /
by: Bird, Henry Merttins
Published: (1799)