Law and reform proposals on patent laws cited by Lawson
James A. Lawson presents a critical analysis of British patent law, highlighting excessive cost and delay from obsolete forms. The piece argues for a comprehensive code of reforms to improve inventor security and national prosperity, noting the need to abolish feudal-era restraints. It references wheat production data and related agricultural notes as supplementary content.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Lawson
Dublin
Lawson
Temperance Cause and Its Relation to Working Conditions
Thomas Brees outlines the aims of Temperance Societies and presents statistics on misused labor of the working classes. He notes the land area needed to grow barley for liquor is 932,867 acres.
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Thomas Brees
London
Charles Gilpin
Smithfield and Newcatre Markers
Frederick Byrne, longtime advocate of sanitary reform, authored a clear pamphlet on Smithfield and Newcatre market markers. His Royal Commission work on London meat markets showcased energy and thoroughness, and the piece is praised as valuable information for urban improvement.
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Smithfield
Newcatre
Frederick Byrne
Byrne
Royal Commission
Metropolis
Own THE Improved Cultrure or WHEAT instructive tract
The tract by Spapz Lazour and Drasuinc Bristol J Wright argues for spade cultivation and reports two or three experiments in a clear style. It notes usefulness of experiments but rejects advocacy of labor intensive production and points to a fallacy tied to Adam Smith's ideas regarding garden cultivation being different.
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Spapz Lazour
Drasuinc
Bristol
J. Wright
Adam Smith
Land Ownership and Mortgage Talks for Working Classes
A London pamphlet by Wintram Core Finenam urges working people to consider freehold land benefits and mortgage ideas. It notes the tract offers sensible guidance for industrious classes and highlights mortgage discussion as particularly valuable.
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Wintram Core Finenam
London
Charles Gilpin
Freehold Gang Spcrties Hull Growth of Working Class Plots
The Freehold Movement in Hull expands with five estates totaling about thirty acres laid out as building plots in suburbs. Allotments near Spring-bank Beverley-road show rapid garden conversion and fencing improvements. Kingston Estate leads in drainage and roads with dwellings under construction. The movement proves working men’s investment in land and county franchise access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freehold
Hull
Beverley
East Riding
Beverley-road
Kingston
Hull and East Riding Society
Overley-Road
Railway Company
Lord Galway
Parkinson
Burnaby
Salients
Salients, Burnaby, and Griffin, Solicitors
Newark
W. Js. Smith
Doncaster
Yorkshire
Nottinghamshire
Doncaster Gazette
ENLIGHTENED PHILANTHROPIST AND FROST WATER PIPES REPORTS
A mixed column covers tenders for Stoke Newington sewerwork with sums listed for Crook and Moxon, plus a note on a Montargis benefactor funding a town school and library. Also described are frostproofing pipes and a Surrey Assizes mockery, with Ulster analysts assessing zinc labeling fluid and manure-ready refuse composition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crook
Bower
Murray
Althorp
Hillese Ois Co
Owen Bes Boo
M. Durry
Montargis
France
Royal Scottish Society of Arts
Macpherson
Chemico-Agricultural Society of Ulster
Hodges
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Meticws
Crystal Palace
Bristol Mirror
Wymondham
Richard Banham
National Freehold Land Society
Stoke Newington
Wm. Beck
Moore Town
W. Wiggington, Esq
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