Ireland and Ireland's Resource Reform Vision
A pro Ireland essay argues for political economy, liberty, equality, and stability. It praises the reception of the Sovereign in Ireland, condemns aristocratic prejudice, and urges productive labor and capital for cross channel emulation. It recalls past canal speculation and supports bog land reclamation through joint stock companies and improved waste lands projects in Britain and Ireland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nihil
Melina Agricultura
Whoring
Libery Homine Dignitia
Ctc
Thhose
Rs Varios
Europe
Ireland
England
Waste Land and Sea Coast Company of Ireland proposal
From reports of select committees of Parliament the text outlines 3.5 million Irish acres of bog, mountain, and waste land suitable for cultivation and forestry. It proposes a company with 3 million pounds capital to reclaim and develop waste lands and sea coasts, backed by Parliament acts and a 4 percent bounty, to employ the redundant population and expand British land and naval supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Commons
Captain Fraser
Ireland
Thin Island
Stct
Department of Labour
Uio
Folland
Ladies' Auxiliary Formed for Deaf and Dumb Institution
A Friday meeting at the Dublin Institution Sackville street formed a Ladies' Auxiliary Society to aid the Deaf and Dumb Institution. Sir A B King chaired as loco tenens. A 21 lady committee, secretary, and treasurer were appointed. members contribute 5s or 10s annually. Meeting adjourned with thanks to Sir A B King.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin Institution
Sackville-street
A.B. King
de C. Orpen
P. &. Singer
Deaf and Dumb
Goold
Davis Thes
Singer
Sillery
Ladies’ Auxiliary Society
Matthias
Gore
A. B. King
Limerick Special Sessions Hears From County Court
The court notes Mr Blackburne and Patrick Connor faced bar scrutiny while John Scanlan was discharged for insufficient proof of abode. The judge aimed to publicize concerns over crime trends, praising recent Assizes for convictions, and urging prisoners to abandon criminal life as law and order regain strength.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blackburne
K. C
Patrick Connor
John Scanlan
Slade
Crean
Statistics Of Paris From The Early Nineteenth Century
The report details Paris population growth since 1784, rising foreign arrivals, marriages up, foundlings down, and natural children increasing since 1806. It notes charitable aid, hospital admissions, costs per inhabitant and per family, and gender gaps among the indigent. It lists cattle market values, shop counts, vintners, bakers, and tavern ratios, silk manufactories, gold and watch trade, printing output, and paper use. It also covers finance, sales of personal effects, mortgages, indirect taxes, lotteries, post office receipts, and urban growth metrics including houses, doors, and windows, with Paris contributing a tenth of France’s revenue and various tax line items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frost
Paris
France
Sceaux
Poissy
Europe
Mont-de-Piete
Ixig
Ible
Little Post
Jane
April field sports and birds described in old notes
In a April field sports chronicle the author notes early nesting by a red bird, sparrows and thrushes, rooks, and starling flocks. It covers fishing, eel and trout fishing cautions, and game birds such as dotterel and dottering on migratory patterns, with details on angling timing and the robin-like singer’s yearly return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annals OF Sporting
Our Cotta
Menbach
Society of Rocks
Hawk
Stainger
Yorkshire
England
Rivera
Taxes and Games Across Nations In Encyclopedic Review
A fragment discusses taxation differences between residents and nonresidents, noting a Paris example where a Frenchman pays higher taxes than a nonresident. It contrasts rates like 114 feanes 2 continisj x against 61 centimes, suggesting residents pay about four times as much as others for state funding. the source is the Revue Encyclopedique.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Revue Encyclopedique
Penitentiary proposals and local jail plans in Ireland
The Inspector General of prisons recommends a Portarlington Penitentiary for King's and Queen's counties and county Carlow to consolidate prison depots and économie. Six new Bridewells urged for County Kerry. A new gaol for County Ely advised by Baron Pennefather and Colonel Crosbie. At Down Assizes Hugh Trainer imprisoned for assault. Meenk er murder case acquitted. Philanthrophic Book prospectuses distributed under Mrs Fry. Dublin printing notes end with advertisement masthead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inspector General of Prisons
Portarlington
King’s
Queen's
County Carlow
Dublin
County
Kerry
County Ely
Baron Pennefather
Crosbie
M. P
Alberty Stokes
Thomas Urpin
Down Assizes
Hugh Trainer
Fresher
Downpatrick
A. Mullar
Meenker
Fermanagh
George Stackpole
France
Paris
Mra Fry
Chin
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Oade
Monthly and Quarterly Review
Bingland
Waste Land and Bea Coast Company OF Ireland
Day, Att
Draf and Dumb Institution
Limerick
Statistics OF Paris
Sporting
VOW Journal
Parliamentari
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