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Two Tracts on Civil Liberty, the War with America, and the Debts and Finances of the Kingdom

Note 139 — SUPPLEMENT TO SECTION III PART II.

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Or, for every 105l. contributed, 100l. STOCK irredeemable for 10 years might have been given, carrying 4¼ per cent. interest, with the same short annuity and a lottery ticket annexed; and then the new capital would have been 4.762,000l. carrying (at 4¼ per cent.) 202,385l. per ann. interest. The amount of the short annuity would have been 23,810l. and the number of lottery tickets 47,620.

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