The Revenue And the Expenditure of the United Kingdom
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I had no personal knowledge of the fact that they were so eventually applied ; the pay- ments were made to Mr. Parkinson upon his representa- tion, from time to time, that the money was required to pay the tradesmen's bills. Mr. Parkinson made those statements sometimes verbally, and sometimes by letter, to me or to Mr. Herries, at that time secretary of the treasury ; and it was in consequence of the applications so made by Mr. Parkin- son, that the money was advanced to him for the purpose ab...ove stated.
" Why was the treasury made the medium of payment of any monies between Mr. Rothschild and the Duke of York's solicitor, Mr. Parkinson ? I understood at the time that the treasury having agreed that the money should be ad- vanced to the Duke of York upon certain conditions, and not being prepared at the moment to make the advances, Mr. Rothschild agreed under their guarantee to advance it for the Duke of York, to be employed in completing the building.
"Is that guarantee in writing? I do not know; I should think not.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I had no personal knowledge of the fact that they were so eventually applied ; the pay- ments were made to Mr. Parkinson upon his representa- tion, from time to time, that the money was required to pay the tradesmen's bills. Mr. Parkinson made those statements sometimes verbally, and sometimes by letter, to me or to Mr. Herries, at that time secretary of the treasury ; and it was in consequence of the applications so made by Mr. Parkin- son, that the money was advanced to him for the purpose ab...ove stated.
" Why was the treasury made the medium of payment of any monies between Mr. Rothschild and the Duke of York's solicitor, Mr. Parkinson ? I understood at the time that the treasury having agreed that the money should be ad- vanced to the Duke of York upon certain conditions, and not being prepared at the moment to make the advances, Mr. Rothschild agreed under their guarantee to advance it for the Duke of York, to be employed in completing the building.
"Is that guarantee in writing? I do not know; I should think not.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Samuel Wells to read onlineMoreLess
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