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Consols
Consols Con"sols (? or ?; 277), n. pl. [A contraction of
consolidated (annuities).]
The leading British funded government security.
Note: A considerable part of the public debt of Great
Britian, which had been contracted in the form of
annuities yielding various rates of interest, was, in
1757, consolidated into one fund at 3 per cent
interest, the account of which is kept at the Bank of
England. This debt has been diminished and increased at
different times, and now constitutes somewhat more than
half of the entire national debt. The stocks are
transferable, and Their value in the market constantly
fluctuates; the price at any time being regarded as a
gauge of the national prosperity and public confidence.
ConsolConsol Con*sol", n.
A consolidated annuity (see Consols); -- chiefly in
combination or attributively.
Meaning of Consols from wikipedia
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Consols (originally
short for
consolidated annuities, but
subsequently taken to mean
consolidated stock) were
government debt
issues in the form of perpetual...
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Devon Great Consols was a
copper mine near
Tavistock in Devon. The
lease on the site was
taken from the Duke of
Bedford in 1844 by a
group of investors...
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leaned against "his" pillar. He did not invest. He sold. He
dumped consols. ...
Consols dropped still more. "Rothschild knows," the
whisper rippled through...
- also
known as
Great Consolidated mine, but most
commonly called Consols or
Great Consols was a
metalliferous mine
about a mile ESE of the
village of St...
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Golden Gate Township,
Croydon Consols Pump Shaft,
Golden Gate No.10
North Mine,
Golden Gate Cemetery,
Croydon Consols Battery and
Cyanide Plant, and...
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Fowey Consols mine is a
group of
mines in the St
Blazey district of Cornwall. They were
owned by
wealthy Cornishman,
Joseph Treffry. The
mines were worked...
- In 1927, then
chancellor of the Exchequer,
Winston Churchill issued 4%
consols or securities, in part to
refinance World War I
National War
Bonds originating...
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constructed a new
Library block and
added a
fifth Transfer Office (the
Consols Transfer Office) to the
north of the
other four. In the late 18th and early...
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United Kingdom (UK)
government issued them in the past;
these were
known as
consols and were all
finally redeemed in 2015. Real
estate and
preferred stock...
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family relied upon
continued income from the
copper mines at
Devon Great Consols, and sold
Woodford Hall to move into the
smaller Water House. In February...
