Parliamentary Reform and the Impracticability of Universal Suffrage
A mid eighteenth century essay argues that universal voting and annual elections would unleash chaos and corruption, making an independent Parliament impossible. It contends no electoral reform can improve representation, warns of mob influence from broad suffrage, and asserts the English constitution requires a balanced three-branch system. More to the point, it advocates measured reform rather than radical overhaul, emphasizing order, stability, and the dangers of brute force voting. The piece critiques various reform schemes and stresses that true improvement lies in prudent, limited changes guided by conscience and reason.
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Thost
Erceman
Commission of Fame
Contelk
Aid Hillar
Lopdan
Drayaan
Bankiey Scotiman
Chiphey
Axgood
Aldertién
Puinerqus
Borshbomrer
Teafon
Everdah
Hity
House of Commons
Agnes
Pulitigiana
Wwe
Public notice on crime and rewards from Richardson Gladwell
A late 18th or early 19th century public notice from CORPORATION-HOUSE issued by RICHARD GLADWELL promises a reward for apprehension and conviction of persons seen raising and carrying away property. It offers twenty pounds or more for the seizure of offenders occurring within three months of the date and mentions paying for information leading to arrests.
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Brephen's
Nublin
Richard Gladwell
Dublin Assembly Resolves Thanks to City Leaders 1784
General Assembly in Dublin on October 7 1784 passed resolutions thanking Alexander Kirkpatrick and Benjamin Smith former sheriffs for honorable service in city duties. Benjamin Taylor ordered the resolutions published in the Dublin Journal.
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Dublin
Aidumar
Thoras Treane
Rgvh
Hia
Alprander Kipkpatrick
Rigy
Shi City
Chaciniportane
Benjamin Smith
D.c
Dublin Journal
Elegant First Floor Refurnished at 24 Jresit Street
Brief notice announces a first floor refurnished and in good condition at 24 Jresit Street including dining and drawing rooms two bedrooms and a large cellar. A parcel of fresh claret hogsheads is to be sold at the same location.
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Ion
Jresit-street
Haid Place
Notice of 1000 Guineas in Dublin and adjacent counties
In Dublin and nearby counties a sum of one thousand guineas is advertised as secured by Real Security. George Byrne, attorney for Byrne, is associated with the printers. A legal march next at Mountplantint in Bensingh is noted, with an establishment and terms described as very reasonable. The Old Rasdi-Oc period is referenced as ongoing.
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Dublin
George Byrne
Rhousas Byrne
Mountplantint
Bensingh
Bagdire
Treasury Chambers Debt Details From Late 18th Century
Treasury records outline surplus revenue from customs duties to fund government debt. The document specifies debentures at fixed rates, premiums, and interim exchanges, detailing terms for loan debentures and the routine handling by the Treasury Office under H. T. Clements.
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Treasury Chambers
Majésty’s Treatory
Printer's Notice of Sale and Preferences in 18th Century Trade
A damaged 18th century notice outlines sale of property by Byrne at the office. It mentions a preference that will be enforced by attorneys W Colles and R Matchbabh, with joint accountability for all parties involved. The document dates to 1774 and references business practices and adjoined conditions.
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T. Byrne
Atmnerieffe
W. Colles
R. Matchbabh
le Fasve
Berne
London notice on public sale of farmland and ferries
Fragmentary OCR reveals a long historic London notice about public sale of property and assets including vineyards, farms, and various stakes. It references dates in the sixteenth century, names such as Bach and Schumacher, and mentions licenses, tickets, and goods like wines. The text is garbled and difficult to parse, but indicates a formal auction or sale event with multiple parcels and commodities.
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London
Grafton
Bile
Dublin Market Briefs From 1783 Seed Sale
Fragmentary OCR notes show a Dublin county sale item mentioning James Tror and an import listed per barrel. The text references wheat and produce with dates around September 1783, but many words are garbled. This card captures the core entities and date context from a damaged page.
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James Tror
Poreityn
Tietown
County of Dublin
Protsky and the Pking Hy bid for property and prizes
A garbled notice describes a lottery style venture with cryptic bids and appeals to the public. It mentions capital prizes, tickets, and a property listing in Crumlin including land at Cruntlin with farm and commonage. Proposals are asked in writing to Mrs Tong at the Grange near Roth'arnham with preference for the highest bid.
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Protsky
Paris
Traaghisg
Guinea
Mr. Moogswearit
Lee
Lear
Avery Ong
Weils
Crumlin
Cruntlin
Cruntinen
Tong
Grange
Roth‘arnham
Sermons Engraved for Clergy of Lepland 1784
Doctor Trusler asks clergy to buy engraved sermons for Christmas 1784 include a list of subjects and pricing. The pamphlet promises printed pages in a single sheet with prose and notes for clerical readers, and outlines costs, distribution, and the intended audience among the clergy.
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Trusler
Lepland
Chrisimis
Richard Moncrieffe
Bookfelter
Dublin
Ajc
New Books and Pamphlets Advertised for Sale
An catalog of rental and new edition books announced for sale including history works, love letters, plays, memoirs, and a travel diary. Notable items listed involve M. M. D. military biographies, Garrick anecdotes, Christiana history, and a novelized travel diary with prices shown in the old currency.
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Sat
Shiva
B. Moncamgere
Aftican
AY Ali
Serime
Napoli
Elste
Dsath
Brice Bunad
Thea Hayley
Grigasiona
Mr. Garrick
Thomas Dasier
David Garrick
Mavel
Christixas
Hilts de Liver
Bate Geordi Bubb
Melcombe Regis
Pearadds Herdip
Saveral New Books
Dee
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Sreh W Nortan
Thon
Mh Faulkner
Great Britain
Benjamin Taylor
H. T. Clements
Oaktallee
Fenlaen
Mo Hugthy