Absentee Tax Debate on Liberty and Property
A discussion argues that absentee taxation is fair as property supports government and protection abroad and at home. It compares two landowners with identical incomes in Hampshire, one living abroad, one at home, questioning why the absentee should pay more for protection and benefits received.
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Prouty
Paris
Rome
Constantinople
London
Bath
Dublin
Edinburgh
Champaigne
Burgundy
Hampshire
France
England
The Hypocrite at Drury Lane Theatre Aims at Satire
The Drury Lane Theatre presented The Hypocrite with Dowron in the principal role. The performance drew praise for its portrayal of Cantwell as a sham sanctimony figure and featured a vivid dupe-victim dynamic. Mrs Davison starred as Charlotte as the audience applauded through the progress of the play. The piece also notes a forthcoming royal visit and domestic political chatter, including a cabinet council at the Foreign Office and social events at Richmond Park.
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Dowron
Carper
Mcrren
Dowdon
Cantwell
Waterloo Battle Note Celebrated In Poem Criticism
The piece discusses a poem praised by critics of the Quarterly Review. It includes a prose illustration on Waterloo noting its expression and sentiment and argues the battle shaped Europe’s future, with reflections on Napoleon, Prussia and England and the fate of the Imperial Guard.
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Fae Rvek
Quarterly Review
Waterloo
Napoleon
Ajalon
England
France
Prussia
Europe
Imperial Guard
Return of Foreign Linen Yarn Imports to Great Britain
A late 1810s government summary covers foreign linen yarn imports into Great Britain for years ending January 5 1815 1816 and 1817 with country sources and vessel type details. It discusses Danish West India trade losses Swedish harvest weather and prohibitory regulations. It also notes a proposed new Thames bridge at Hammersmith and public church service plans along with a courtroom inquest into a fatal caravan accident and the Harrass fort crisis involving Dyaram and British police actions in India.
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Great Britain
Copenhagen
Stockholm
Denmark
Sweden
Bernaporte
Thames
Hammersmith
Church Road
Mall
St. Matthew’s Day
Royal Hospitals
Christ Church
Richard Newtos Adams
Sidney Sussex College, Cambridge
Christ's Hospital
Grokée Jorty Broorés
William Tropvor
Denonan
Gazelle
Yeort Wiestam
Marci
Hiltrass
Scindiah
Dooub
Te Fiver Jumna
The
East India Company
Harrass
Dyaram
Dyarim
Hargass
Gange
Shakespear
Hatraés
Vhakoor Dyaram
Tlatrass
Mr. Shakespear
Phil Fort
Russia
Prussia
Germany
Holland
O. Flanders
Old Bailey Indicts For Highway Robbery And Other Trials
William Hall and John Ridley were found guilty of highway robbery after a confrontation with Thomas Dwyer on the king's highway. Several other defendants faced charges of theft, with mixed verdicts, while a major musical festival plan outlined ambitious performances and large-scale choral and instrumental preparations.
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William Hall
John Ridley
Thomas Dwyer
King’s
Drury-lane
Ridley
Acta
John Cowlif
St. Martin’s
John Simmonds
Stobert
Catherine Mills
St. Ane
Westmyster
John Davis
James Smith
John Lotey
William Drayway
William Nixon
Hoxton
James Hollis
John
Fleet-market
Jigi
Chawe
Holborn-hill
Mig
Ile
Fege
Amin Nie
Cle
Anthony Seidenberg
Elizabeth J Ves
Mater Tsee
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Marchioness
Heersonp
Foreign Office
Coat Xeacu
Lord Sipmoutu
Lord
CastreReach
Sudburn Hall
Suffolk
Marchione
Henrranp
Lord Sipsoutu
Castrereace
Richmond Park
Hontauxp
Remy Aone
Jamtaica
Portsmouth
Enie
Ireland
Mary
Lords of the Admiralty
Charles J
Juxon
Channes Y
Yane
Itta
Ancyur
Bhacaronp
Scroggins
Turner
Belisco
Randal
Equal Science
Randall
Che
Goteinieht
Comiphance
Yakeels
Ouiia
Léphys
Dyarani
Dyatdat
Old Bailey
Mozair
Happy
Ae Bret Novel
Fortuna
Mons@t
Dravuet
Eure
Weicuset
Lixptry
Anacréon
Kayon
Mar Glovanni
Mozart
Sepiha
Haydn
Court of Chivés
Grann
Te Denny
Hanpen
Anis