Nouveaux Principes d Economie Politique English summary
Review of J C L Sisospe style work Nouveaux Principes d E conomie Politique. Compares Sarrti and Stsrowns positions on free competition versus regulated, arguing the author favors government interference. Argues that English reforms and machinery improvements lowered costs and raised living standards, while condemning welfare measures as harmful boons of the “general interest.”
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Habian Republice
South
M. Sismowor
Sarrti
M. Sevatonos
Sauta
Sarria
Ollke
M. Swire
M. Sismoxpe
M. St. Srowns
Dr. Suttu
England
Agai
M. Sissoxot
M. Sts- Mespradinvita
K. Agkwitcut
Department of Industry
Lubungig Cliss
R. Annwaiir
Comrroy
M. Sissonpt
Ireland
M. Sismonni
Canada
Baltic
France
Troop Reassignments and Naval Drafts Reported
The article notes changes in Scottish troop quarters with the 1st and 6th Dragoons replaced by the 7th Hussars and 10th Wiesare, and other units moving to Glasgow and Tynemouth. It also mentions 250 Naval Lieutenants embarking for Canada to claim lands, and a patent coffin case in Doctors’ Commons with legal proceedings looming.
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Scotland
Royal Dragoons
Ennishiten
Hussars
Marquis of Anglesey
Wiesare
Prince Regent
Castle
Tynesmouth
Glasgow
Tynemouth
Canada
Doctors’ Commons
Ideard Littia Bridgwan
Corvell-street-road
St Andrew's
Holborn
London
Ole
Nnkeh
St. Andrew's
Speedy Packet
New York
The Accelerator and the Iron Horse Debate
In a spirited critique, the piece debates the Accelerator as a replacement for cavalry and horses, praising its potential military impact while recalling historic experiments and the social economics behind innovation. It weaves satire about Dr Slop, Mr Shandy, and fashionable progress with references to Congreve rockets and royal processions.
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Dr. Slop
Schevelin
Stevinus
Tristram Shandy
Shandy
Tristram
London
Newmarket
Qurensbury
Buckhorse
Carleton-house
Antaus
House of Lords
Pyrenees
Louis Alv
Duke of
Anjou
Spain
Carletonhouse
Pall Mall
Hou
Alurry
Baptism and royal visitors noted at Belvoir Castle
London papers report the baptism of Lord John James Robert Manners at Belvoir Castle by the Archbishop of Canterbury with a modest gathering. Other items mention Carnot living at Macdebor, false reports of a France clemency, and news from Barcelona about General Lacy’s conspirators.
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Earl of
London
Carnot
Macdebor
Offenbach
France
Barcelona
Anya Ts
Tast
Lacy
Minans
Wae Ayia
Prenehy
Huenos Ayres
Mount Jauy
Wis
Ferdinand
Rlip Mester
Amsterdam
Batavia
Taland
Bourbourneburg
Manilla
China
Cutlee
Clonmel
Amal
William Hynes
Michael Murphy
Martin Spellane
Cornelius Kennedy
Aidip
Suppression of Mendicity Meeting at the Rotunda in Dublin
A Dublin meeting on April 27 debates continuing the Mendicity Association to suppress street begging. Reports praise the institution, discuss costs, transport beggars to home districts, and consider Parliament inquiry into the House of Industry economy. A committee proposal and various resolutions are debated before dissolution.
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Rotunda
Inet
RS. Vicia
Dublin
Sheriff Waits
England
Mendicity Association
Cane
London
Bath
Anam Boyo
Wherls, &c
Pomeroy
Glascock
Mit
Adam -Boyo
Wappbes
Lear
Vanoven
House of Industry
Mr. Wehece
Anol Wanae
Badajus
Waterloo
Mg. W
Nche
Mendiaily Association
Trone
Rowse
Secrcr
L’estrance
Ticnr
R. Cannon
O’connete
O'Connyill
Troy
Espiin
Strictures on Mr LACcock Report on the Seminole Work
A national Intelligencer piece defends General Jackson's Seminole actions while recounting a fatal incident near Clonlift Bridge. General Jackson left Washington for Tennessee and a horse fell into the canal when the bank gave way, drowning a boy who rode to water. Witnesses could not save him and authorities warn against sending horses to drink in canals to protect banks and riders.
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Laccock
Jackson
United States
Hay
Washington
Tenessee
Caurton
Farar Accinest
Steyal Canal
Clonlift’ Bridge
Price list of wheat, barley, and farm staples in old market
An OCR transcription shows a dense price table listing wheat, barley, oats, potatoes, beets, meat, and dairy terms with per bag per stone per cwt and per gallon figures. Values appear inconsistent and dated, reflecting a historical market ledger with units like stone, cwt, and per pound.
Abstract of the returns of corn and grain prices week ending April 24 1619
Abstracted returns from the Bay of Dublin and Liberties showing quantities and prices for corn grain and meal sold during the week ending April 24 1619. It lists barrels and stones for Wheat Rye Peas Reann Barley Bere Mala and oatmeal with measures equating 13 Stove of Flour to a Barrel of Wheat and 7 Stoge of Oatmeal to a Barrel of Data.
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Dublin
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