News From Paris and London 18th Century Highlights
Paris reports N S Gird Vander-Worff, famed banker, dead at age 103. Birth of Princess cycles marked with bells and luminations. Prince of Orange opposes Zealand resolutions over marquisates, warns against Crown loan repayment. Pay Office shipments ferry silver to ships. Princess Caroline to have two equerries. Mary and Louisa to be confirmed Christmas. Francis Fuller poised as Lieutenant Colonel. Lord Archibald Hamilton’s Lady ill in Bath.
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Fire destroys merchant's Usher's Quay warehouse in Dublin
Dublin December 2 report a large fire at a prominent merchant's warehouse on Usher's Quay last night around nine. Fire brigades and engines arrived promptly and extinguished the blaze, reducing damage to the warehouse itself. The printer to the Gazette announces services offering printed summonses warrants petitions and duplicates for debtors released by recent insolvency relief acts.
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Reflections on Tillage and National Wealth
Dublin Society argues for enlarging tillage to end reliance on foreign corn. It contends private gain equals public profit and that mismanagement starves the nation. It estimates export costs and land use, urging a shift to home production to strengthen the economy.
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