The Great Account Book Report on Population and Wages
A lengthy historic examination links population growth to subsistence limits and food prices. It traces marriage rates in England and Birmingham from 1782 through early 1800s, noting how wheat price, harvests, and wages influenced nuptial trends and urban industry shifts. It cites specific years, regions, and trades, including buckles and gun barrels in Birmingham, with commentary on economic cycles and prosperity’s effect on marriages.
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France
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Prince of Walac
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George III
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Til
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Howe
Latier
Preatley
Firmingham
Backles
Emey
William III
Holland
Horton
Birminghass
Hymen
Birminghams
Lars
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Aether
Birmingha
Europe
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Brave defense and wreck of the brig Manila near Santiboho
An 1847 report details the Manila of Baltimore leaving Hongkong July 3 for the Sanluo Archipelago with 32 crew. After two months, the brig foundering forced a shore landing at Santibobo. Natives attacked repeatedly, the crew fortified a wooden breastwork with six guns, repelled several assaults, and endured fever, casualties, and multiple prow attempts. Captain Jones and a small party eventually set out for Manilla seeking aid, while remaining crew and survivors faced ongoing threats from nearby islands.
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God Save the Queen
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France
National Guard
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Delia
Les Dames -Anglaives
Lawaditch Association
H.overman
Tyne
Mr. Farrow
Sporle
Mr. Mosketta
Stoter
Castleacre
Cooke
Norton Palmer
Bookemham
Parker
Grerman
Palmer
Bury Post
Manilla
Baltimore
Hongkong
Sanluo Archipelago
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Amires
Aprangs
Pumpa
Rander
Santibabo
Suvivo
Jones
Thescarants
Santiboho
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Roing
Nambar
Etraogera
Anylam
Menada
Celebes
Santibobo
Batavia
Menado
Corloa
Gerrigon
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Ageio
Santiborbo
Carlos
Byatewalo
Am Americep
Sentibobo
Sanguey
Manille
Porcelain clay discovery and a ghost of the telegraph tale
A Welsh shepherd in the Port Fairy district claims a new clay deposit could yield porcelain rivaling the finest, with export potential in crude form. A Northumbrian farmer hosts a telegraph man who delivers a long lecture. the farmer asks, How many head of sheep will it carry to markets. A tragic blast at Brynslecyin near Carnarvon blows a house apart. four women injured, youngest dies, others gravely burned.
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Mary Waller
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Mary Vrarren
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Warren
Sam. Locke
Waxerman
Gosport
Harry »iLaishley
Secterman
Margaret Moore
Beddell
Caroline Burridge
Croawel Street
Isle of Wight
Bath Square
Elmiene
Kiogeton
Poertsen
Jane Bedde
Spithead
Pacific
Mrs. Waller
Nies Burridge
of. Scott
Forren
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Paicula
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Custom House
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Quebec Hotel
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Macclesfield Union
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Macclesfield, Aas
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Derbyshire
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Christ Church
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Sophia Locke
Biddulph Moor
Anipey
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Lattan
Biddulph-Moor
Bolton Green
Glossop
Biddulph
Winster
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Eame
England
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Bosley
Soi-Disant
Fairy District
Poser
Electric Telegraph Company
Clase
Markes
Brynslencyn
Carnarvon
Elizabeth Jones
Perry Roberts
Elizabeth Roberts
Margaret Jones
Liverpool Mercury
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