Butchers and Salesmasters clash in Dublin market quarrel
The Dublin Journal reports a serious dispute between Butchers and Saleemasters in Smithfield over sale practices and alleged collusion with Drawn Farms and Exporters. Resolutions denounce blocking cattle sales while nobles and graziers push for market control. public aid urged to ease tensions and supply shortages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smithfield
Athees
Acugvat
Resuione
Reid Geart
Maniles
Smishfeld
Ceruin Batemasters
Ofélock
Che Yharket
Dublin
Cadastre progress in France lands survey and cost
The article traces early French cadastre efforts to create a parcelary land valuation system. It notes experiments starting in 1800, aims to equalize levies, and details projected timelines, costs, and current progress across communes. It highlights delays from 1819 to 1820 and estimates total expense and completion time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Hill
Grewree
Severil
Geometrigigne
France
Janurey
Baob
Corsica
Hauid Aabouie
Civil “Engineers
Petind
Individuel
Amauota
Utah
Reform aims and costs of universal local assessments
The document argues for a broad local assessment reform, detailing a proposed levy of 6/100,000 frener-arina and a total of 86,500,000. It claims benefits to holders from partial population contributions, aims to remove inequality, reduce collection costs, and increase public incomes while boosting general prosperity and happiness across communities. The text mentions multiple communities already undertaking this at their expense and stresses the reform’s promise of equity and increased welfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arto Eesti
Owen's Schemes for Amelioration Weakened by Practicality
A London meeting on Mr Owen's plans to improve the condition of the poor is criticized as impracticable. The discourse argues a uniform disciplinary system risks destroying initiative, elevates despotism, and would not suit a nation’s labor and talent, while praising individual liberty and rational industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frentie
Goou
Owen
Stiautus
China
America
England
Wouyld
Nu Dugmyts
Tore Ulere
Fragmentary Estate Details Of Late Duke Of Norfolk
The document records a 1809 will proved in Doctors' Commons. The Duke and Duchess Dowager act as executors, leaving 20 000 to each of his younger children beyond marriage settlements. Stanwick estate goes to his second son Lord Prudhoe, charged with a yearly sum to the Duchess Dowager. Personal property sworn under 7 000, the largest such amount under current duties. The next record concerns the Ive Duke of Norfolk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanwick
Prudhoe
Rfolkyi
Fragments From A Turbulent Maritime and Theatre Chronicle
An assortment of coastal and city notes includes a Swansea shipboard drowning near the Wilkin and Marylebane overseer warnings, a curious naval timber debate at Woolwich, a Paris or London theatre season update with Covent Garden plans, and unrelated thefts in Ayr. Names such as William Howell and Marylebane appear with scattered dates, plus a police-framed jewellery theft at Ayr tied to a smuggling case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilkin
Maity
Biranes
William Howell
Ceri
Pande ‘Wien
Peetindle
Swansea
Biyse
Pry Eag
Gaerddgan
Flere
Tesjathan
Prince Regentordbide
Woolwich
Fordiannl
Spaidy
Albeliur
Gécasioi
Gregory VI
Faij
Priais
Apart
Co Riderabla
Amsterdam
Rhenish
Petareburgh
Dox Carlus
Wallenstei
Af Schiller
Egmogutus Gurtoe
Nathan
Busey
Kintzebue
Faustas
Luther
Krengermilda
Rosamond, Byearner
G &E
Covent-Garden Theatre
Prrong
Othera Crabayn
Mise Blian Beintoin
Nieve
Cady Craven
Promisis
Mercy
Wallace
Jtantile
Ale
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Vrocke
Anil
PesTaanat
Stork
Genel Grork
Oeke
Indavtegeadbiby
Censesbeatecdeeen
al Canal Brock
Cerersesaae
Serveerversrreaian Ballast Office
Vag Bajo
the Dublin Journal
Chester Mail
London
Hella
Satenmakters
Dabtia
Kingslow
Imimeili
Vay
Enditia
Geritheigen
Griziera
Maronia
Fuxa
Mitrapolis
Patba
Owens Plan
Marylebane
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