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... present, J. A. Stuart Wortley, Esq. Matthew Wilson, Esq. Chairman, W. Ferrand, Esq. Sir F. L. Wood, Bart. J. Scott, Esq. Thomas Horton, Esq. B. Brooksbank, Esq, John Sturges, Esq. Thos. D. BLtnd, Esq. The following premiums were awarded :—Tl»c first ...

... resources—diminishing the pressure of our Cr rates—creating a new home market for our manuu res—and last, but not least, rearing hardy peasantry—who would have an interest defending their country, their religion, and constitution—from foreign foes and domestic ...

... funded debt of Ireland was £104,000,000, and her unfunded £32,000,000; but the whole amount of htrr taxation was £4,500,000; hardy covering the interest of the debt, and leaving nothing for civil or military establishment. The reduction of per cent, in the ...