Observations on Irish taxation and trade outlined
A fragment from the Singliss Papers reprints a pamphlet arguing that Irish taxes are heavier on the lower classes and that English and Irish tax burdens differ, with calculations of land, wealth, and population. It references the Dublin Society letters on Irish cheese for Lisbon, a Castletown volunteers field exercise, a new wool dyeing factory, and parliamentary notes on insolvent debts, trade, and inland navigation.
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Singliss
England
Ireland
Great Britain
Alderman Faulkner
Claia
Thitain
Luli 20
Iceland
Dublin Society
Arbella Denny
Joh Hort
Society
Alliant
John
Sir John Hert
Premium
Castletown Union
Castletown
Thomas Conally
Maynooth
Tarncross
Anis
Dolphin’s Barn-Lane
Fowe
Fortescue
Canmons
Srade
Athera
Walths
Woodbrook
Galway
Netterville
Cuffstreet
Fred
Lord Boyne
Wyghter
Mariuages
Carke
Robert Warren
Mills Lawton
John Conkly
Carlow
Mifa Madden
Samuel Madden
Kilkenny
Francis Ellin
Catherine Mathews
Old Connaught
DublinerAt Ratore
Kildare
Andrew Dunn
Mary Boyne
Ougeterard
Charles Westlake
Wenaford
Mary Fox
Maritime Trade and Ship Movements From Holyhead Port
A garbled report lists multiple vessels including the Roth Artived fillsborough and Holyhead packets from London and Dublin. It notes ships such as the Neptune Bennet the Free Viele and Mayflower with merchants goods sugar cloths malt and potatoes, amid variable winds and several vessels homeward bound.
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Roth
Fillsborough
Holyhead
deMai
Hawk
Liverpool
Home
Weilel
Potaues
The
Brothers
Whelany
Jennet
Allen
Thy
Dublin
Ryder
Neptune
Bennet
Stringer
Bristol
London
Chants
Aurora
Porth
LeWerpencer Packet
Nancy
Belfast
Hone
Berborough Packet
Hloyhdad
the Mail
Lauber, &c
Dartmouth Packet
Patrick
Rolster
Mayflower
Wexfent
Fortune
Leet Merchants
Wind N. W
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House of Commons
Edward Newenham
Grater
Forster
Dolay
Chapman
Berafone
Phree o'Cyck
Tiree
Grattan
Richard Heron
Crookshank
Provel
Richard Davin
Mathew
Hugh Hill
Nees
Valer
Commons of Ireland
Gardiner
County Dublin
Broyal
Caew-Sranst
King Arthur
Bayes
Mr. Ryder
Irinh
France
City of
House of Indusry
House of Industry
Hursttay
Mansion House
John Allen
Anthony Dermott
Arran
Homas Ashe, Cooper
Wilson
Rev
Cramptenwure
John Wolves
Mefirs
Chriff
Rob
Cey
Crampton-court
Jenkin
Dame-fireet
Caleb Jenkin
Chamberlaine
College Green
Irith
Przes
Ald Chamberlaine’s
India
Benj. Yeats
William-street
Joba
Welles
Tonaldee
Hathera
John Fuller
Kinnegad
Jane Dillon
King’s Arms
Fownes
Gilbert Riles
Ildare
Leintter House
Alindy
Meath
Vera
Thin City
Gow
Ug Government
Rish
Q Ling
Richard Bayly
Comite
Cathal
BF Ole
Britain-street
Denmark
Jervis- Street
Denmark-sreet
Jervis-street
Philip Woods
Abbey-street
Dorchester
Bristol Beer
Richmond Hill
Bummer Hill
Teach
Bay
Wiltse
Richard Baggs
Pias Grafton
Daniel Stanford
Dominick
Sackville-street
Roscommon
Boyle
Tultk
Daniel Keley
James Hanly
Malby Crofton
Mel. Patrick
Arthur Donnellan
James Given
Ann-street
Eifects
Durham's
Essex
Aspril Rath
Rich. Cave
Strand-street
Genthkeman
Rye
Thos. Corker
King-Creet
Oxmantown
Corker
Abelonge
Wald
Fred. Jebb
Quarimozio
R. Marchbank
Cashie Itreee
Ines
Cavan
John Ball
Bulnefa
Adpira
Lisbon
Blacks & Murray
M. Batchelor
Marnhoth
Amulfe
Byron
Lower
Abbey Street
Marlborough
Polfeliun
Richard Gorge
Weber
Faid Street
UFF
Army
Mifita
David Thayne
Sadler
Cork
Errion Square
Premiteain
J.T. Afthenhurh
Pubiz Notary
Exchange Alley
Sijnde
Ballard
Mary’s Clohet
William Street
Society of Artists
Praeton
Francis Dodd
Earl-street
Cellbrdge
Ca. Kildare
Suvari
Tad Plate
Alderman Wrightson
Gloucester Keet
King’s Stores
Wexford
Maynese
Dufurera
Reluhtion
Armsterdam
Ballyreige
Ar Saye
Payoicut
Waterford
Herman Turehors
Dublin Bar
Thur
Sud