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Página 746 - Pounds. it bears it bears only its natural Value. How would a Dutchman or a Frenchman laugh, fays Decker, to hear the Wifdom of our Laws extolled for preventing the Importation of Cattle from Ireland, and Corn from any Country, except it firft bears an immoderate Price at Home, when he reflects that in his Country, the poor, getting Provifions from any Place where they can be had cheapeft, are enabled to work at Prices which an...
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Página 800 - Method and in case of any Alteration of Property, in the same Port, by the Sale of one or more Shares in any Ship after registering thereof, such Sale shall always be acknowledged by Endorsement on the Certificate of Register before two Witnesses...
Página 417 - M—t according to Order reported from the Committee of the whole Houfe, appointed to confider of the Supplies, and the Lord Lieutenant's Speech, the following Refolution. " That it is the Opinion of the Commit" tee, that a Sum not exceeding 521,161 /.
Página 752 - The want of employment for the poor of Ireland at home, is fo notorious, that it is well known two thirds of the country are uninhabited, while there are no lefs than fifteen thoufand of them incorporated as mercenaries in foreign armies. The number employed abroad in other capacities...
Página 773 - Beef, Pork, .Mutton, Lamb, and Butter, though he can have IRISH CHEAPER. This gives the Grazier a Monopoly againft him to make his Meat dear, 7thly, He muft buy Fifh caught by Brifift Veffels (except a few Ports) though he can have it cheaper from the Dutch and French.
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