History of the First Revolution in France and New Works
A reader summary lists reviews and promotions for historical and medical texts from 1787 to the early 19th century. Notable items include John Bell's history of the French Revolution praised for clarity, plus works on property tax expediency, emigration narratives, language usage corrections, health restoration, tea and beverage analysis, medical lectures, and a new London marble and stone showroom catalog featuring chimney pieces, tables, baths, and related items.
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John Bell
Literary Gazette
Spectator
Royal
George Cheyne
M.D. F.R.S
J. Stevenson
M.D
Arberechy
St. Bartholomew’s Hospital
Sir Astley Cooper
St. Thomas's Hospital
Sir A Cooper
London
Lawrence
Royal College of Surgeons
Esher-street
Molywellnett
Milbank
Westminster
W. Wends.e
Newcastle-Street
Farringden-Street
Doncaster Races report shows heavy winners and pace concerns
Doncaster Wednesday night summaries reveal heavy winnings by Mr Watt and party independently of stakes. Gill Slater and Garner together claim ten to twelve thousand pounds, with Rixon securing two to three thousand. Rockingham's owner hedged bets but lost, Mussulman hailed by the Scotts, and the St Leger pace deemed among the slowest.
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Rixon
Waterloo Road
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Humphrey Clinker
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Medora
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York
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Figaro
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Jack Spigot
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Paris
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Rye
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Alexis
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Lot
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the Mole
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Jack Faucet
Colwick
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Syre
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Etwall
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Pettit
Nowell
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America
Peri
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Ares
Roller
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Spalding
Bonassus
Elighé
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Seeca Centreeerse I Dake
Cleveland
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Harrison
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Allegro
Houldsworth
Despot
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Gally
Skipsey
Fox
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Clarence
Duke of Cleveland
Scc
R. Bulkeley
Corporation Plate
Eve
Duke of Grafton
Olympic
St. Leger
Muley Moloch
Delmé Radcliffe
Wilna
T. Mason
Constance
Messer
Zarina
Sefford
Duockly
Muley
Bacon
Bustard
Camelina
Rosanne
Royal Stud
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Conehinway
Venus
Gascoyne
Isabel
Frankenstein
Physician
Marson
Fanny Horner
Leeds
Gulley
Coleman
Sewell
Tottenham Plate
Mr. Orbell
Malt consumption by distillers in Ireland steady in early 19th century
The text notes malt use by Irish distillers did not rise. It cites 869000 bushels in 1825, about the same in 1826, then 612000 bushels in 1831 and 619000 in 1832, indicating a stable or fluctuating but non-increasing trend across these years.
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Chatmas Bag
Manchester
Mapleton
Engand
Churchwarden
Hobson
Selby
Deakin
Davey
Hobbs
Mitcham
Meymott
Christ Church
Davy
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Fentleman
Parrish
Davis
Westall
Parish vestry debates rates and charity bread fund
The meeting discussed stopping votes, avoiding Roagne's Act, and restricting rat payments to ratepayers. A bequest of 500L from John Orr for bread distribution was debated, with churchwardens seeking to transfer funds. Proctor's Society scrutiny and possible restitution actions were noted as the protest was lodged.
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Boyce
Protector's Society
Children In Singing
William Ponton Mitchell
J. Jones
Alice Elmes
Hobson
Mitchell
Orton
Dthey
Sturges
Roagne
John Orr
Protector’s Society
Ac Sol
Mapleton
Stubbs
Revising Barristers to the Editor of the True Sun
A Western Circuit letter writer questions Justitia's remarks on barister appointments by Mr Justice Alderson. The Western Circuiteer requests a list of Alderson’s year appointments, notes last year’s names, and asks Justitia to sign with real name authority. The writer condemns the anonymous tone and urges accountability in the True Sun publication.
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Ely-place
Sahill
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St. Mary
Stoke Newington
British Museum
Robinson
St. George
Bloomisherr
Russell
Momens Et Alon
Wilson
Rubinson
St. Andrew
Holborn
King’s Bench
James
Elyplace
George Lake Russell
Finsbury
Camées
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Sharpe
St. Andrew's
Wester
Justice Alderson
Justitia
Sam
Emigration Myth: Free Labour Fails to Meet NSW Needs
Surgeon Osborne notes a persistent error in Britain about emigration to New South Wales. Free labour is scarce and often inferior to convict labour, with farmers preferring prison labour and mechanics earning limited wages. Some artisans and tradesmen struggle to find work, while farmers can rely on local craftsmen. Young emigrants face slow advancement, learning business methods and battling convict rivals before becoming useful to employers.
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Demfand
Sydney
el Dorado
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