Highlands Smuggling Whiskey Trade Described in 1618 Chronicle
The fragment outlines Highland distilling, smuggling, and the social classes involved. It notes three groups: email firmers, small tradesmen, and laborers, plus the profits and evasion of duty. It mentions a 1618 season, border routes, and the impact on farmers, with references to places near Caledonia, Athol, and the Highlands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tule
Cernin Avasons
Dighland
Ireland
Fred Tietr
Sinai
Highlands
Athol
Fedinburgh
Ue Highlands
Joverness
Calivbinnia
Deummacher
Luv Rnahaven
Wisle Ocean
Gordon
Huntley
Sciences and Literature in Arabian History
The text discusses Arab prior to and after Mahomet, noting lack of literature among early Arabian groups and later rise through poetry, language, and philosophy. It traces science from Greek influence to Arab culture, highlighting medicine, mathematics, logic, and rhetoric, while noting religious prejudice limited anatomy and certain arts. It surveys the decline of science and literature under successive dynasties and highlights the mixed progress in mathematics, mechanics, and philosophy, with architecture and luxury shaping cultural output.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pariac
Peninaatay
Steve
Homer
Atstrodkals
Amroubee-Kelthonm
C. Ke
Dentary
Tia Dy
Arabia
Maholmat
TOLLY
Pelos
Misselmins
Africa
Spain
First report on weights and measures standards in the kingdom
A commissioners' report surveys weights and measures after long deliberation. It argues against a decimal scale, favors existing practices for length and weight, and considers capacity standards. It notes inconsistencies among old standards and proposes aligning gallon and pint measures with a common water-based definition, seeking practical accuracy and simplicity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agrirutiaen
Nelal
Meigerio
Roy
Newadernity
Royal Society
Brenge
Ito Selnie
George Stmckhargh
Edict of June 16 warns of Spanish invasion by River Plate
The Suprema Vicevior of the United Provinces of South America issues an Edict predicting a Spanish expedition to the Plata river frontier. It notes France Holland and England aiding Spain with vessels and transports, estimating 18 000 to 20 000 troops preparing to sail. Reports from Charles say preparations escalate. 22 days later, war sentiment grows as vessels depart and military and naval departments show activity, while commerce and public morale falter with war feared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Provinces
South America
Bygnos Ayres
Crista
River Plata
Spain
France
Holland
England
Charle S
Luce
York
Wien
Admont
Sven
Spanty
Grig Bog
Leona
Restnifeg
New Orleans
Mississippi
Pittsburgh
Chin
Orlenna
Ite Falls
Amaller Busden
Great Western Lakes
St. ‘Louis
New Mexico
Missouri
Europe
Mexico
Tilia
United States
Atlantie
Columbia
Pacife
Petimite Vilayey 4
California
Ameripa
Asim
China
Columbia Iver
Tiavilver Mimanry
Paper circulation dominates Scottish economy in 18th century debate
A Scottish letter from Edinburgh argues that judicious paper currency without coin can support small payers and boost prosperity. The writer contrasts England and Scotland, cites banking restrictions, and warns that reducing circulation risks industrial ruin. Mentions manufacturing districts, Live Exchange distress, and calls for prudent reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bart
Tore
Athanger
Wittelt
Thors
Apt
Glasgow
Nat Aguthea
Che
Asomne
Planta
Londor
Sue Badellét
Bedland
Rogland
Colg
Adatus
Scuteh
Benke- Tava
Po Teas
Privary Panking
England
Porsons
Gambur
Ad.ventures
Ragland
Wall
Bermingham
Lejerster
Joan Holdera
Princspie
Alvidnal
Jgen Sinclair
Attack on Police at Bedlam Bedlam near Gortahurk
The Derry Journal reports that on a wet August Monday near Bedlam in the parish of Tallaghabeg Ly a mob of about four hundred attacked Mr Holton and others with nine policemen. Three officers were wounded and one badly by a pistol shot. Dunfwaughy resident Dr Irvine aided the injured and is now hopeful for recovery. Revenue figures show new taxes falling short this quarter by about BW 0002.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Holton
Underwood
Olivers
Exche
Donfauaghy
Bedlam
Gortahurk
Talloghabegly
Hele
Dr. Irvine
Movil
Loughlin
Derry _ Journal
Londin
Dublin Bankruptcy Calendar Entry Summary
A fragmented Dublin bankruptcy calendar item lists Sart. 24 with examping agent names, including O'Neil and Arthur Redmond, tied to the city of Dublin. Mentions Waterford related examiner Charles Croker King and Pie Nervio to prove debts, with agents and local officials cited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uon O'Neil
City of Dublin
Klidabl
Arthur Redmond
Advertising Agents and Subscriptions in Dublin
Printed for the Proprietors and Advertising Office in Dublin customers are offered annual subscriptions of £350 and six months at £0 Indian money. Advertisements accepted by J. K Juneton and partners at Lower Suchville Street. English and Quieeh Agencies listed with addresses in London and Acibough.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alibeie
J. K Junneton
Add Co
Suchville-Street
Dublin
Mesere
Nuwton and Co
Wrewick
Mr. J- White
Fine Street
Lotdas
J. T. Snaith
Huotrr
Aciobuegh
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Falkirk
Scotland
Garvimord
Garvimord, A Tit. ‘de Baian
Inverness
Atretchies
Badenoch
Dalwbinn
Strathapsey
Graith
Lochaber
Inverlochy
Sciences and
Bram the Comte de Furblay
Pembroke
Cave
Grorge.Street
Edinburgh
Isih
Eogland
Thomas Raffles
Sincapore
Benccalen
Baetavin
Batavia
New South Wales
Italy
Duke of Wellington
Steathfelf Say
Nule
Barretos
Racelpia
Len
James Alddall
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