Plan for Maintaining the Poor in a New System of Welfare
An 19th century treatise by Alexander Jongston argues for a state plan to support the poor through a regimented system. It envisions relocating paupers into grouped hamlets with defined plots of land, housing, dairy and crops, overseen by a justice, costing about £39,490 the first year and rising annually. The proposal emphasizes structured labor, public distribution rules, and a substantial administrative framework to sustain a large pauper population while improving productivity.
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Alexander Jongston
Ciril
Partius
Benspolbare
Srecase
Ibs
Athens
Apweidinig Galein
Falbet
Olserrationk Ark
Trnoft
Ulrigg
fertHu
Bader Wiese
Sarahean Hitis
Selel
Ufar
Reno
Ariteria
Swao
Dubloe
Walter
Great
Canyis
Bo Hs
Essay on pauper labor reform and workhouse plan
The writer argues for a stark system of pauper support with limited entry and compulsory labor, proposing a centralized plan to manage beggars and provide life essentials. He envisions a governor with extended powers, a separate criminal core, and a trial on a small scale to test feasibility.
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Sn Hospital
Romana
Bere Devaone Mae
Aarish
Icv
Dublin
Jong Cath
Prisei Gale
Singular Letter From Vienna Secret Dispatches Tale
During the Abbé George's residence in Vienna as Secretary to the French Embassy an anonymous letter invites a secret midnight meeting on a rampart. The letter promises access to Europe’s hidden dispatches and a cipher network, revealing plans from Vergennes, Pant, and the Prussian King as part of a dangerous intrigue. The narrative details the risk, the courier’s cunning, and the embassy’s covert information flow.
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George
Vienna
Grice
Europe
Gaarte
Europa
Coint de
Uses of Salt for Agricultural Purposes in Stock
SIR JOHN BINCLASR discusses salt as a stock preserver and enhancer across horses cattle sheep pigs and poultry. He cites American and European experiments showing better appetite health and performance, with methods of distribution from cribs to licks and occasional blends with forage and potatoes.
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John Binclasr
America
East
Iridies
Flanders
Sweden
Spain
Birkbeck
Mer
Parley
Devitwich
Curwen
Friar
Ebruacy
Shetland
Great Britain
Somerville
Carneh
England
Larary
Scotland
Catwen
Ford
Corwen
Dod
Mosselinon
Netherlands
Cornwall
Insurgent Privateers Raid St Domingue Coast
Fragmented report from St Domingo notes insurgent privateers attacking the Spanish side of the Talunil. They seized public property and captured Commandant Jon don Guarero, holding him aboard until a ransom was paid.
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ST. Domingo
Adebes
St. Demtogy
Jon Don Guarero
Plave
Leigh
Sau Follans
Protestant Petitions for Emancipation Discussed
A Protestant petition is prepared to urge Parliament toward full repeal of the Penal Code, arguing Catholics should enjoy rights. A requisition signed by merchants and tradesmen requests a united church meeting in Belfast to consider presenting the petition and advancing reform. The meeting is scheduled for the coming Wednesday in December.
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Belfast
Athentremen
Mercheom
Discovery Ships Portray New Nation and Inuit Sable Tales
The article recounts the Discovery ships exploring near Ragbury Bay and off Wheate, detailing observations of natives and their astonishment at the Yankee visitors. It describes the crew’s exchange with Inuit villagers, noting language barriers, unfamiliar homes, and questions about origins from a distant southern land.
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John Ross
Meggard
Tate J
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Garden
Greg Betds
Fins & Ly
Cal Jong
Axcubyrven
Breteull
Princeyauk
Solhier
Kerrey
Discovery
Privaty
Ani
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