Holt, R. (1696). Seasonable proposals for a perpetual fund or bank in Dublin.: For the improvement both of lands and traffick, suitable to the trade, money, and business of Ireland, both in relation to England and other foreign parts; maturely calculated, both for the present juncture, and the general good of the said city and kingdom, and particular advantage of all the subscribers; who now, if they please may securely make above 20 per cent. per ann. clear profit of their money. The intended methods are drawn and improved, both from a true experience, and by the best examples of all the banks in Europe: it is therefore humbly proposed by Richard Holt, of London, merchant, and others, to proceed as followeth, viz. s.n..

Holt, Richard. Seasonable Proposals for a Perpetual Fund or Bank in Dublin.: For the Improvement Both of Lands and Traffick, Suitable to the Trade, Money, and Business of Ireland, Both in Relation to England and Other Foreign Parts; Maturely Calculated, Both for the Present Juncture, and the General Good of the Said City and Kingdom, and Particular Advantage of All the Subscribers; Who Now, If They Please May Securely Make Above 20 Per Cent. Per Ann. Clear Profit of Their Money. The Intended Methods Are Drawn and Improved, Both from a True Experience, and by the Best Examples of All the Banks in Europe: It Is Therefore Humbly Proposed by Richard Holt, of London, Merchant, and Others, to Proceed as Followeth, Viz. s.n., 1696.