Plan for an Irish Land Company to boost capital and growth
A letter to the editor suggests forming an Irish Land Company using English capital to buy estates, develop manufactories, and create a middle class of landowners. The author argues land should be valued as wealth, notes vast improvable hog (land) acreage, and urges the press to spotlight the issue. Samuel Gordon signs as the author.
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Convocation Day Sermon in Latin Sparks Church Critique
The clergy gathered at St Paul’s Cathedral on Convocation Friday as the Archbishop of Canterbury and several bishops attended. The sermon and service were delivered in Latin, prompting critique of the Protestant Establishment for condemning Catholic Latin usage while performing liturgy in Latin themselves. The writer questions acts of Parliament granting immunities to the Church and notes the Latin mass and translation practices in Catholic rites.
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Peculiar Jamaica Stipend Bill Sparks Debate in Parliament
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