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Journal of the House of Lords
… and the Blacksmiths are employed by the Farmer in making and repairing his different Articles; so that they may … refused to find him Work, we then should feel justified in making an Order for him to pay a certain Sum sufficient to … Not at all. [95] Do you think the Practice of not making up the Wages out of the Poor Rate, and of not allowing …
Journal of the House of Lords
… the Advancement of these Manufactures: in a Word, Lace-making proceeded at such an incredible Rate, that single … under the Property Tax Act; that is Thirty Millions, making jointly Seventy Millions. I mention this, because I … seen the Tenants Profit taken correctly into account on making such Calculations. You mean Profit on Capital employed …
Journal of the House of Lords
… at the Moment, to those Particulars. Is not the Expence of making out the Titles of the Proprietors very considerable? … We proceed by taking a View of every Spot of Land, and making a Division of the Qualities of the Lands, and fixing …
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… Place? I was only there about Six Months. The Farmers were making a Reform. I called their Attention to it, and opened … Rental of the Tithe is added to the Rental of the Land, making a Total of 328 l. 4 s.; which gives Eleven Men to the … They generally get Pork and Bacon and Bread. When we were making the Alteration respecting the Families, by giving 18 …
Journal of the House of Lords
… is, I believe, that prudent Habits would be engendered by making Persons more comfortable; and he has quoted other … of Shoes, and the Labour to be equal to that employed in making a Coat; he should be able to go and receive that Coat …
Journal of the House of Lords
… that Individual to whom Capital has been thus advanced is making sufficient Profit upon his Farm? I think he is. Have …
Journal of the House of Lords
… by the Day, or by Task Work? When they were embanking and making the Fences, they were employed at Task Work-by the …
Journal of the House of Lords
… the extra Work of the District, such as draining and road-making, who are not included in the Class of Servants I have …
Journal of the House of Lords
… speaking with reference to able-bodied Persons); thirdly, making up the Wages out of the Poor's Rate. This System was … of some Flaw in the Title, or some Difficulty in making out the Title, remains on Sale for Years, and all that … rating Tenements under a certain Annual Value; that is, making the Owner of the Tenement under a certain Annual …
Journal of the House of Lords
… Laws, there would then be strong Ground made out for making some Alteration in those Laws. Do you conceive the … to be informed, as it is gratifying to the Individual making the Communication to state, that the Conduct of these … a great deal of the Stimulus would be lost. I think the making a Selection renders it an Object of great Desire; and …