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... pleafe a Meeting the. Freeholder* of your County, take into Confideration die Corn Law* of this Kingdom. Dated 9th February, ;86. Signed Freeholders. Gentlemen, AS the Corn Laws materially concern the County of Dublin, requeft the Freeholder* of thi* County ...
... pleafe to fummon ing of the Freeholders of your County, to tiin ConCderation the Corn Laws this Kingdom. this 9th February, 1786. Signed feweral FretWMi Gentlemen, AS the Corn Law! materially concern the Cow Dublin, requeft the Freeholder! of meet me at the ...
... you will plcafe to ing of the Freeholders of your County ,7!* Corfideration the Corn Law. thi> KinH this 9th February, i;? 6, * 0,11 Signed by fcveral Gentlemen, the Corn Laws materially concern tht Dublin, I requeft the Freeholders of thi ( meet me at the ...
... fhofe defificiencies are amply compenfated for the quantity in ground, which was confiderably enlarged by the wifdom of the corn laws, and the favourable fowing feafon. Barley may be accounted a tolerable good crop ; fmut and blight it has, but this favourable ...
... State Dinner, in Honour of his Birth day. The mail will be difpatched from the General Poft-office this night at twelve. The corn laws it mull be confefled are well ...
... . , ,rj ~ Paotain Lieutenant William Peer, were dTqualified as well to elea, a. to* be By the falutary regulations the corn laws In Reprefentatives for the Commons of that every precaution whidi ™* ' Comoaiiv Lieutenant John Bourchicr,! kingdom ; and ...
... punifhment allotted foe This country has certainly been greatly bene- jfo atrocious an ait, a nation where the fea fitted the corn laws, which extend bounties to barred out only by.immenfe moles of earth, piless that article when carried coaftwife, or exported ...
... the corn returns ; and annexed are the prices at which the different grain may be imported, viz. When the quarterly average of oats at or a :)o 16s. per quarter. Barley 24.5. Rye, beans, and peafe 325. And wheat q.Bs. About three years ago the corn laws ...
... fupply of corn, flour, butter and fait provifions upon thefe countries ; and fince the Americans have been prohibited from any intercourfe with thofe places, the planters and inhabitants have been often reduced to great ftraits for want of corn, and Jamaica ...
... Meeting of Parliament, for the Decifion of the Houfe of Lords of this Kingdom on Point of Law; and that fully determined profecute, to the utm«fk Extent of the Law, what I am fatisfied is undoubted Birthright: And hereby caution the Tenants of the faid ...
... L VERY STABLES AND CORN WARE-HOUS Lecfon-llreet, Stephen’s-green. MARY DKX-AHUNT, Widow of the late John I.ivcry Stable-keeper, begs Leave to return her moft unfeigned Thanks tp the Nobility, Gentry, and others, for their kiud Protection fince her Com ...
... KENNEDY’S CELEBRATED CORN PLAs¥eR, Which is well known be never-failing Cure for Corns of every Kind,-entirely dilfolving rhem, or can 1- the Root them to come out, not to return again; yet it nev.r occalions the half Pain, but, on the contrary,,.gives ...