Comparative Pressure of Taxation in the UK and Ireland
A detailed colonial era financial table shows annual taxes across the United Kingdom and Ireland from 1793 to 1832, distinguishing Britain and Ireland sums, plus export values, price averages for gold wheat and manufactures, parochial assessments, and population at five decennial periods. The text explains how official value translates to declared value and tax equivalents across years, with examples from 1798 and 1832.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland
Ireland
Great Britain
Marshall
Asgeas- United
Offic
Britain
Annes
ISI
England
Wales
Scotland
Analysis of machinery impact on British production and labor
A historical critique cites figures on Britain’s population engaged in woollen and silk manufacture, disputing inflated estimates from Edinburgh Review and Results of Machinery. It argues machinery reduced domestic spinning, harmed 1.2 to 1.5 million households, and linked increased crime—from 4,263 in 1806 to 19,647 in 1831—with industrial change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Ellenborough
Great Britain
Edinburgh Review
Society For the
Great Repeal Meeting in Macroom Ireland Draws Vast Crowd
The Cork Chronicle reports large gatherings in Macroom Bantry Skibbereen and Kilworth as repeal sentiment surges. Mr O Connor unveils his county representation plan amid rain and fervent cheers with speakers condemning tithes and British taxation while promising repeal and Irish reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cork
Cork Chronicle
Macroom
Bantry
Skibbereen
Kilmacabe
Kilworth
O'Connor
Martina Mc Tiarty
Messrs
Reardons
Scammell
Lucy
Wolfe
Paul Horrigan
George James Allan
Bandon
Coppinger
Sandy-hill
Barrett
Carrigbuie
Barry
Field
M‘grath
C. Xe
Feargus
Connor
Ireland
Great Cherise
Devonshire
Grace of
Kilmurry
Inchigeela
Kilmichael
England
Duke of Devonshire
Gilead
O’connell
Nicholas
Evening Post
O’connor
Spring Rice
London
Honest Freeman's Journal
Rice
Mr. Allman
George James Allman
Allman
Legislative Union
O'Connell
Dublin Evening Post Letter Questions Military Pensions
A Dublin Evening Post letter questions why Colonel Meyrick Shawe and his clerk receive full salaries and pensions while others served the state. The writer asks what service those named have performed to merit attachments to their names and benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foozle
Meyrick Shawe
Fabian
Carmarthen
Edward J. Johnstone
Edwin Johnstone
Bowles
Richard Hunter
J. de C. Laffan
Eesccesssevere
Coral
Dublin Evening
N. Purcell O’garman
Court of Chancery
Antrim
Behan
Bar
Daniel O’connell
Ireland
Ulster
William Sharman Crawford
Crawfordsharn
Paisley Shawl Trade Surges Amid Imitation Boom
The article notes a brisk shift in Paisley from trimming to shawl manufacture, praising new patterns and comparing with Lyons. Demand for trimming weavers grows, prices rise sharply, and imports show a market shift with Canton crape shawls constrained by higher raw material costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palstey
Lyons
London
France
Paisley
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lasgow
Swift and Co
Regent’s Circus
Oxford-street
Haymarket
Coventry-street
Dublin
Belfast
Plymouth
Palmouth
Shannon
H. Mills
Hublin
St. Katharine’s Dock
Ponet
John-street
Regent-circus
W. J. Smith
RAA
Pee & 2
Ooks
Ifpolite
Regent-street
St. Paul's
A. Bennoch
Sec . Evans
Wood-street
Cheapside
Fece Oe
Exeter
Strand
Egies Nidy
Acotot
F. MW. DE Che Fitinghe
Ile
Wilson
Royal Exchange
Richard Westall
John Martin
Belshazzar
Marta
Wlil Conlain
Martin
Abel
Waters
Manis Fust
Ita
Messrs. Bull and Churton
Holles Street
United Kingdom
London Morning Journal
Aml
Goss
Edinburgh
Glasgow
Dublin Morning Journal
Dublin Weekly Journal
Sherwood and Co
Row
Calton-street
Trongated
Grafton-street
Messrs. Goss
Lancaster-place
Wall’s-End
Best
Hetton's
Stewart's
Lambton's
Tees
Regents Park
Hartley's
Tanfield
St. James's-square
Monsieur Mallan
Paris
N.B
Falkner Street
Manchester
America
Sdb
Christian Knowledge Society
National Education Society
Gospel Propagation Society
King’s Letters
Cuoren
Dees Church Missionary
Serampore
United Brethren
Chil MU
William Payne
Globe
York-street
Borough
London-bridge
Donna Maria
Portugal
Monda
Cove
Waterloo
Cotter
Eliza
Pelden
Cork Herald
Immary
Great
the Pottery
Norwich
Kendal
West Riding of York
Leicester
Notts
Derby, &c Co
Coventry
Congleton, &c
Salt Spring District
Cotten
Lancashire, ‘&c
West of England
England and
Army and Navy
Ned
Gloucester
Somerset
Derby
Nottingham
Warwick
Salop
Sheffield
Rotherham
Monmouth and
Overans
Cornwall
Latah &E
Brighton
Mecca
Army & Navy
Ieee A
Galway
Hoscommon