Relief Fund for Exiled Clergy and Refugees in Need
French refugees both laity and clergy urged to support the relief fund for aged and infirm, women and children, and clergy without other society aid. Subscriptions accepted at listed firms and at Meffrs Ransom Morland Hammersley Pall Mall, Hoares Co Fiset Street, Down Thorton Free Bartholomew Lane, Borster Lubbock and Co Mansion House Street, Pybus Carl Greaves Thomas Wright and Co, and New Lloyds Ave.
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Ransom, Morland
Hammersley
Pall Mail
Hoares and, Co
Fiset-Street
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Thorton
Free
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Borster
Lubbock
and &Q
Mansion House
Freet
Pybus
Carl, Greaves and Sells
Thomas Wright
Impartial reply to H W letter to the editor
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H. W
Stockport
H.W
Bafer Fort
Birmingham
Friends
England
Friends of Reform
Reflection on Mr Pitt's Feb 17 1792 Speech on Public Debt
The narrative highlights Mr Pitt's proposal for additional funds to reduce the public debt. It praises the national prosperity ascribed to Britain’s industrious economy, improved manufacture, machinery, and Britain's credit. It notes capital accumulation accelerates, with increasing compound interest fueling growth in peaceful times.
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Union of Liberty with Law Shapes Prosperity and Peace
A speech argues that lasting prosperity stems from a union of liberty and law, stabilizing peace and internal tranquility. It warns against Rights of Man ideologies, citing dangers to government, commerce, and national character, and condemns revolutionary equality applied to theatre governance as destabilizing.
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Pitt
Dramatic Rights Of Alan In Idea
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Commons
Sovereign
Price Current of Meats and Provisions in Farnham Market
A scanned price list shows beef, mutton, lamb, veal, pork and other commodities with per stone, per cwt, and per hogshead rates. Hops, pockets, bags, wines, tallow, raw hides, leather, and related goods are listed with varied regional figures and units, reflecting late 18th century trade values.
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Lisbon
Madeira
Rhenith
Stareh
Poland
Raul
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