Consolidated Fund and Revenue Excerpt 1819 Notice
An 1819 revenue and public finance excerpt outlines the Consolidated Fund totals, annual duties, and war taxes, with figures for the net produce and duties. It also includes a selection of notices requesting benevolent support for a distressed family, and details on Yeomanry arrangements and officers in Cavan Leitrim and nearby counties.
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Great
Thardegt
Morvan
Sater
Ebbee
SF. Clare
M. Eitapscaite Kouinli
Hz O Han
Mavian
Abe
Har
YacYang
Harcoutt-street
Alderin Uies
Fluttand-Square
Ireland
Stephen
Formayaul
Finnwe
Cavan
Leitrim
Pepin
Atl
Duiyon
Wstaains
Great Arita
Tal Customs
Kingdom
Lrciec- Great Britainisse
Urea
Taxca
Britain
Curton
Cause and Cure of Baldness in a Historical Sketch
A dated discussion on hair color and growth uses miserascope imagery to explain hair as a hollow tube containing a balsamic fluid from nature. It links hair health to nutrition, air, exercise, mood, and heredity, praising shaving as an effective preventive measure and noting Macassar oil as harmless when nature favors. The piece promises future elaboration but ends with editorial aside on postmortem skin shrinking.
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Nditor
Curious Lottery Case at Edinburgh Court of Session
A singular lottery dispute from 1813 unfolds at Edinburgh Court of Session. Mr S of Leith chose two shares but paid later, a misdelivery ensued, and another merchant H acquired one of S’s chosen tickets. The case centers on delivery, ownership, and remedies between seller and bona fide purchaser. The sheriff awarded damages to S against the lottery office keeper, while dismissing S’s claim against H. The Court of Session affirmed the sheriff’s ruling, with prior appellate steps confirming the judgment.
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Court of Session
Edinburgh
Leith
Sid
Lottery Office
London
London. S
Ple
Plan for a one million stock company to cultivate waste lands
A proposal by Sir John Luxcusin to form a stock company capitalized at one million for spade husbandry of waste and barren lands. Projection shows 10 000 acres purchasable at modern sale with expected returns and annual produce per acre of 20 shillings, yielding strong claim that employment for the poor hinges on large capital and ready fertility near London.
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John Luxcusin
Uig
Mme
A . Oet
Sir Jons
Usury laws and free competition in interest rates
A New Hampshire representative writes on Bentham and usury, noting Mississippi constitutional protections for contract obligations, Alabama and Virginia moves to loosen usury limits, and Rhode Island style resistance in Virginia. The letter reflects liberal views on interest and sparks debate across states.
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House of Representatives
New Hampshire
United States
England
Bentham
Mielsippi
Arélora
Alabama
Ma Ayes
Virginia
House of Delegates
House of
Peat Moss Impregnation Trials and Carnivorous Horses
Historic notes discuss peat moss preservation of timber and propose experiments to test waterlogged peat moss impregnation on sound and decayed wood. The piece recounts a carnivorous horse that ate meat and bones, and describes oyster shell powder as manure improving turnips and barley, with benefits for clover and pastures and potential slug suppression in gardens.
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Duff
Royal Society of London
Lis Dam
India
Iceland
Igi
Grass rope material tested at dockyard sparks interest
An experimental forage in New Zealand grass fibers shows promise for rope making, with reports of strength and pliability and low cost under 81 per ton. The note also covers new gas compound hydrogazetted carbonic oxide, plus a long excerpt detailing Marquis de Latour Maubourg’s career and a Bonaparte era Order of the Day. A robbery at Mr. Cérmaick’s shop is noted with twenty handkerchiefs stolen.
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Portsmouth
New Zealand
Thomson
Thompson
Marquis de Latour Maubourg
Count Fay de Latour Maubourg
Olmutz
Bonaparte
France
Elba
Baron Fay de Latour Maubourg
Council of State of
Poassia
Poland
Deppens
Heilsberg
Friscsland
Badajoz
la Gebora
Spain
Moskowa
Latgen
Wourtzen
Wachan
Grenadier
Consular Guard
Militia returns and celebrity in early America notes
The piece reports early militia enrollment estimates from state returns, predicting totals over 500000 with potential for over a million. It also notes Caranco, famed at Bristol, reappearing in America and a New York police record involving a girl named Charlotte, daughter of Elizabeth of Chester, Massachusetts, claimed by a seduction case linked to Marcellus and a later mix up revealing Cara$oo.
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Minitia
America
Department of War
National Intelligencer
Massachusetts
Rhode Island
Connection
Vermont
New York
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Delaware
Maryland
Virginia
North Carolina
South Carolina
Georgia
Kentucky
Ohio
Tennessee
Louisiana
Indiana
CaRranco
Bristol
Charlotte
Elizabeth
Chester
Marcellus
Albany
Grain Prices and Market Report from Cork London and Liverpool
Grain markets in Cork, London, and Liverpool show variable demand. Wheat and oats price ranges shift with supply and demand, barley steady to dull, flour prices mixed, and malt and beans in better demand. quantities varied across markets with Irish and American stocks noted.
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Cork
Fen
Mara
London Corn Exchange
Liverpool
Librérick
Waterford
New
Drogheda
Dublin
Noble Irish Peerage List and Lincolnshire Corn Returns 1819
An 1819 Dublin notice lists hundreds of Irish earls viscounts barons and tainted peerage entries followed by an abstract from the Crown and Hanaper Office detailing corn grain meal and flour quantities and prices in Dublin and its liberties for the week ending February 5 1819 including standard measures and conversions for barrels stones and bags.
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Dublin
Dublin notices and subscription rates in old office listing
In Dublin at the Parliament street office readers are advised of annexed subscriptions. Prices listed include nine shillings and threepence for six months, four shillings and one penny for four months, and four months at four shillings and fivepence four, with three months at eleven shillings and twelve pence.
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Dublin
Pripteg
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Poirael
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United Unin
Archand
Rome
Haas
Perdloris, &E
Comsalitated Fund
Ibelty
Se Naparte
Bassirabs
Jlonaway
M-Cérmaick
Bower Bridge-street
Eaglish
Ublin MA
Mack
Orkee
Nordifa
Ahmed A
Vitor
Uuitet
Richaily
Ife
Howe Petr
Bligo
Walter
Orwey
Robert
Macquis O
Henry
Conyngham
Francis Rowton
Mastirej
Edmond
Grrbry
George Thowas Johh
Eark
Earl of
Aldborough
Mutt Cashell
Thomas
Longford
John James
Bert
Feroham
Neary Lawes
Carnampton
John
Earl of Mayo
Somerset Lowry
Belmore
Francis James
Garbot Bandatt
Charley Henry St. Juhn
Earl O
Moncaster
James Caulfield
Kilmalne
Valentine
Cloncurry
Sampson
Eardley
Luke
Clourock
Richard
Waterpark
Samuel
Beidport
George Augustus
Rancliffe
Warner William
Rossmore
George
Keith
William
Hotham
James
Tyrawley
Charles Henry
Castlecoote
Clotworthy
Baron Dufferin
Claneboy
Ventry
Dunally
Tara
Clanmorgis
Haron Radstock
Haron
Baris
Bere
Harley
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