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Weekly Chronicle

Location

London, Middlesex, United Kingdom

Date

Jan 21, 1865

Page

5

Financial plan to balance 1280 budget with arrears and reductions

The report outlines calculating yearly revenues by current receipts plus arrears, dividing sources into fully realizable, partly realizable, and arrears. It proposes reductions totaling 225 000 purses, a more active arrears collection, and use of future revenue gains to achieve equilibrium, with 1281 expected receipts rising 262 000 purses and a funds of amelioration to support public works and instruction. The floating debt is cut from 800 000 to 200 000 purses, with remaining payments sourced from treasury revenue.

Treasury

Edinburgh Law Faculty Expanded by Scottish Universities Commission

A memorial to Earl Russell explains that the University of Edinburgh law faculty has been expanded under the Scottish Universities Commissioners. The changes revive the public law chair and reshape the history chair, aiming to create a single non professional law degree for arts graduates after extended study and higher attainments. The 75th ordinance outlines enactments to achieve these aims.

Unity of Edinburgh Earl Russell Faculty of Law University of Edinburgh Edinburgh

Edinburgh LL B proposal and law curriculum critique

A memorandum from David Brewster, Principal of the University of Edinburgh, argues that a Bachelor of Laws degree earned after arts graduation should count toward diplomatic and consular service exams. It notes the Edinburgh law faculty, six departments including civil law and public law, and suggests exemptions from parts of probation for graduates in law.

Scotland England Ireland Europe France Faculty of Law Foreign Office University of Edinburgh Senatus Academicus David Brewster

Debats urges thorough inquiry into Bank of France practices

The Debats advocates a searching inquiry into Bank of France mechanics amid Paris and Lyons petitions noting suffering from higher discount rates on commercial bills. It rejects attacks on the bank and argues for reform to suit evolving commerce and credit in 1865.

Bank of France Paris Lyons Debats M. Leon Say France

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