Mr Owen's New Lanark Mill Embraces Happy Labor Society
A Leeds deputation visited Mr Owen's New Lanark establishment to study its model for alleviating poverty and uniform taxation burdens. The 4600 workers live on-site with schools chapels savings banks and a benefit scheme, while families share in wages and education with disciplined religious observance and strong moral conduct. The Cumberland-like harmony at Lanark is praised as a potential blueprint for improving conditions in distressed areas.
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Turos
Leeds
Thiatesby
Mo Owen
New Lanark
Fagland
Ganark
Morpeth
Hic Lothians
Market Cross
Minineras
Lanark
Wiliam
Uisson
Lord Lowther
Beckett
Owen
Clyde
Sovgresgess
Rogland
Rua U
Noremp Agna
Church of Scotland
Owen Wan
Old Town
Kirk of Scotland
Church of Relief
Britain
Old Lanark
Mr. Owen
Highlands
Ana
Ski Place
Cenfer
New Lanark Company
Uniscevice Wehsa
Emigration to the Cape of Good Hope debated
A colonial discussion urges cautious emigration to the Cape of Good Hope as a cure for urban poverty. It weighs South African advantages against Canada and the United States, notes climate and resources, and cites parliamentary plans for a 50,000 pound emigration fund with free passage and a refundable deposit. The piece warns against mere subsistence and favors practical philanthropy.
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Cape of Good
Owen
Great
America
Amd
Cape of Good Hope
Canada
United States
North America
South Africa
Strange Stone Coffin Found Near Newholm in Lanarkshire
A curious discovery at Newholm in Dulphinton parish Lanarkshire reveals a row of stones forming an apparent coffin burial. The interred body is described as well preserved despite age, with a smooth edge and a pillow stone. The narrative notes the coffin, burial chamber and red interior suggesting pressure on the corpse. Royal edicts by Louis XVII call for many chapels and avenues of cave-like structures in exiled France as places of worship.
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Steing
India
Cape Taw
Coasg
Berg
Oliphant
Snowy
Algoa Hay
Calftaria
Favidunds
Barrow
Africa
South Africa
Algoa Bay
Cape Town
England
Cape
Bovpland
Newholm
Dulphinton
Lanarkshire
France
Currency and metal value the theory of bank notes
Fragmented notes discuss monetary standard concepts with metal and paper currency, exchange, and the impact of convertibility. It covers ideal currency composition, export of metals, price relations, and the effect of paper on value. Historical context cites global education metrics and French military orders amid economic discussion.
Pioneering study on acetic acids and plant decay remedies
A fragment from a scientific report describes experiments on acids derived from wood decay and their potential medical and anatomical applications. It notes that certain translations claim probes and preparations yielding broad benefits, with Br. Jorg of Leipzic reporting new anatomical insights and a remedy approach to decay.
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Pawa Letton
Br. Jorg
Battle and deaths amid disputed game fight
A severe duel in Hortingham between Hortingham and Matthew Helton ended with Helton mortally injured after a field scuffle during a disputed four corner game. The incident left one death, with conflicting accounts of the events and aftermath. The report also mentions timber prices in Cork and a bank dividend notice as side items.
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Hortingham
Iea
Matthew Helton
Cork
Quebec
St. Andrew's
Newry
Cuawacrantstrd
An&chotes
Igmer
4Cess
Charles the Serand
Angus
Cadia
Cacroat
Gaya
Spain
England
Havannah
Vera Cruz
Earlival
Bowton
Norfolk
St. Bartholomew's
St. Kitu’s
Ali
Baltimore
Barcelona
Chepparo
Mamaia
Dublin Advertisements and Subscriptions Listings
Printed for proprietors at their office in Parliament Street Dublin. Annual subscriptions three pounds. six months one pound ten. Three months four shillings. Advertisements received by J K Tagastos Co at the General Advertising Office Lower Buckingham Street Dublin. Messrs Newton and PS Waweiel Street Warnicke Square. Mr J White 33 Fire Street London. J T Sith Hunter's Square Karachi.
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Dublin
Mayle Hera
J. K Tagastos, and Co
Lower
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Lyor
Bank of Rogland
Piper
Rughand
Davis
Russian Empire
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Baeret
Avoragg
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Cora
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