A Contingation of Debates on Civil List and Royal Grant
Excerpt discusses Parliament’s aim to secure at least 100,000 pounds yearly from Civil List for the Royal Family, considering scenarios where revenue may fall short and urging an address to the King. It analyzes implications for the Prince of Wales and potential independent settlement needs, alongside broader notes on flax dressing and water management for linen manufacture in Ireland.
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Minster
Gasio
Égon
Phevices
Drefert
Bowser
Ufa
Ifva
Fingle
T. Gan
Dreffer
New Credit Scheme Faces Opposition in 17th Century Print
A fragmentary PHOENIX article argues for a solid foundation for credit while denouncing a former bank plan. It warns that a national bank could sway trade and burden artisans, laborers, and the poor with moneyed power and prejudice against innovation.
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Dublini Society
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