Rattette verde nominates Viceroy of Norways stil It
In late August at Christiana the Rattette verde publicly nominated Viceroy of Norways stil It, with Pridteier expected to bedghlid next winter. The Danish court met as well to form a new constitution for the Duchy of Holstein, while other traffic of noble orders, knighthoods, and land settlements surfaced in reports from Hans, Carlton, and St. Helens.
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Wee Ee . Hy
Christiana
Rattette Verde
Pridteier
Holstein
Hans, Burgh
Carlton-houce
Norsberlgbd
Order of the Gareer
Duke of Northumberland
Henry Earl Pacharet
Mujesty
Percy
Yorkshire
Lord Prudhoe
H. Lowest
Wales
Walt
Comsbuty
Canary Gaol
America
Var Fe
Brighton
Iero Packer
Buckley
Pdet
Mary Baker
Herwise Coradtoo
Crank
Charles Kemble
France
Twe
Geneva
Lyceum
Wilkinson
Hodge
Stevens
Oiny
Crigp
Paddington
Moon
Norwich
Dublin's Water Supply Failings and Costs Debate
A Dublin water inquiry letter argues the Liffey and canals provide ample sources but bills remain high. It criticizes the corporation's control, debt, and salaries, calls for reform, and suggests a dedicated public water company or expansion of existing municipal powers with lower rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sfaseva
Corporation Ly
Dublin
London Rates And Water Tax Sparks From 1814 Bill
The text notes no printed rates in London yet asserts dwelling rents six months high in the City from five to ten pounds annually, and mentions banks and an insurance office paying a base tax. It cites Edinburgh water taxation disputes from a 1814 bill, detailing a 20s annual charge for private water pipes and proportional charges for varying water use, with brewers and others bearing portions of the rate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Empire
Dublin
Liffey
Dodder
Liberty
London
Thames
Glasgow
Clyde
Ateam
Edinburgh
Ireland
George Ill
George UI
Wee
Barrow
Intertte
Royal Canal
Bain, &c
Loo
Assembly House
Grand Canal
Guyblic
Corporation of Dublin
Baton, &c
James’s-street
Lodh
Lune, Loyd and Co
Loubbury
Phoroix
Lombard-Street
Arge
James Calquhoun
Tribute to Lord Whitworth in Irish periodical piece
A Dublin letter reprints an English periodical’s praise of Lord Whitworth, noting his calm dignified conduct and balanced policy in Ireland. It lauds his prudence and mercy, praising his blend of firmness and conciliation and his ability to govern without petty provocation. The writer approves the Irish administration as virtuous and popular.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
Sti
Sting London Periodica
Lord
Bether Ik
Ireland
Eowaks Baasron
Mi Fartius
Bata Oe
Bataviz
Ereste
Gasper
Batavia
Stove Tenter House Benevolence and Industrial Gain
A long report extols the Stove Tenter House as a patriotic relief for the woollen trade. It notes extensive work from March to June, with many pieces tentered and much wool refined, praising Mr Priy Banks for founding a facility that aids laborers and reduces reliance on charity. It mentions improved production, cost savings, and hoped regional wool quality for superfine cloth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stove Tenter House
Dublin
Priya- Banks
Wicklow
Sidve Feater
Pury gayTs
Fragments Hint at Historical Medical Trial Outcomes
A garbled OCR fragment mentions relief, efficacy, and dates connected to a trial or study. It references names and figures like Balese and Hineral Legin, with hints of attendance or attendance relief and questions of efficiency. The readable lines suggest a cautious conclusion about effectiveness and owner expectations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Balese
Also Mentioned on This Page
Tothe
The
Butlin Journal
Earl Whitworth
Alcesti
Milcolm
Americas
Sunda
Straits of
Guper
Janeta
Nertenn
Eeven
I Meade
Dundee
St. Lawrenc&g
Cape
Sidney
Britain
Hamburg
Admiral Pickmore
Portsmourth
Sir Francis Drake
Switzerland
Uollewell
United States
Morsrison
Morrison
Las Chilcen
Patie
Augusta
Exeter Mail
Dinkerton-hill
Exeter
Fim Thawe
Somerset
Srappenra
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