Open fields or hedges spell doom for England says pamphlet
A London Evening Post pamphlet warns that enclosing and pasture expansion threaten famine and depopulation. It denounces landowners for money plunder, urges open fields, and argues sheep overgrazing inflates meat prices while plow farms yield more food. It predicts hardship unless pasturage is curtailed.
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Granada Merchants Call for Relief Funds After Large Fire
A committee of Granada proprietors and merchants announces the St George town fire ruined most of the town and goods. They urge charitable subscriptions from noblemen and the public, with donations to be remitted through London or Westminster bankers for urgent aid to sufferers.
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Granada
St. George
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Westminster
Wrove
Edward Bevan
Air-Street
Piccailly
E. Bevan
John Penny
Ludlow
Shropshire
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Catherine-street
Strand
White-Hart- Yard
Jamaica
Holland
Port
Mountain
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J. Fielding
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West Indies
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