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A History of the County of Warwick
… evidence until 1686: a register of the certificates of 715 immigrants from that date to 1726 is extant 67 but probably …
Survey of London
… and incentives, such as tax breaks and naturalization of immigrants living there, were proposed to ensure the city's …
A History of the County of Middlesex
… progressive fragmentation, due more to successive waves of immigrants from different communities than internal schism. … to the United Synagogue came from the East End, into which immigrants from eastern Europe flooded during the period from … but less expensive metropolitan synagogues. Some of the immigrants joined the United Synagogue, but the majority …
A History of the County of York
… lived for ten years in Scotland; 6 there had been Irish immigrants, too, in the 14th century. There had also been a …
A History of the County of York
… a week at a time. Most of the codes, too, welcomed immigrants provided they were of proved competence. 59 The … 66 This is the watchword of an open society welcoming immigrants and offering the prospect both of citizenship and …
A History of the County of York
… high proportion of the inhabitants of York continued to be immigrants right down to the end of the Middle Ages. Most of … of York by the mid-century. At first, the fact that these immigrants were exempt from taxes and tallages was a matter …
Survey of London
… at the rapid rate of 4 per cent per annum, many of the new immigrants being employed in the building of the Central Tube … poverty of its inhabitants, many of whom were Irish immigrants or of Irish extraction. The site for the new …