A Descriptive and Statistical Account of the British Empire: Exhibiting Its Extent, Physical Capacities, Population, Industry, and Civil and Religious Institutions, Volume 2Longman, Brown, Green, and Longmans, 1854 - Great Britain |
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... Wales . € 8,084 11,077 9,115 1,857 90,133 Chester 49,080 14,088 17,805 12,341 93,314 Cornwall 20,980 Cumberland ... WALES . Anglesey 3,088 392 496 124 4,100 Brecon . 4,450 772 473 94 5,789 Cardigan 4,339 536 691 91 5,657 Caermarthen ...
... Wales . € 8,084 11,077 9,115 1,857 90,133 Chester 49,080 14,088 17,805 12,341 93,314 Cornwall 20,980 Cumberland ... WALES . Anglesey 3,088 392 496 124 4,100 Brecon . 4,450 772 473 94 5,789 Cardigan 4,339 536 691 91 5,657 Caermarthen ...
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... Wales , Scotland , and Ireland , during the Year 1853 . England and Wales . Scotland . Ireland . Bullion Four Weeks ending Chartered Private Total . Bank Joint Private Private of Banks . England . Stock Banks . and Joint Stock Banks ...
... Wales , Scotland , and Ireland , during the Year 1853 . England and Wales . Scotland . Ireland . Bullion Four Weeks ending Chartered Private Total . Bank Joint Private Private of Banks . England . Stock Banks . and Joint Stock Banks ...
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... Wales would , if joined together , form a continuous line of above 23,000 miles in length . The expenditure by the trustees , on account of these roads , in 1841 , amounted to 1,551,3361 .; the revenue for the same year being 1,574,518 ...
... Wales would , if joined together , form a continuous line of above 23,000 miles in length . The expenditure by the trustees , on account of these roads , in 1841 , amounted to 1,551,3361 .; the revenue for the same year being 1,574,518 ...
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... Wales 3,281 vessels , measuring ( or rather supposed to measure ) 261,222 tons , and carrying 27,196 men . Of these there belonged to London 560 vessels , of the burden of 84,882 tons , having a crew of 10,065 men . Bristol was the next ...
... Wales 3,281 vessels , measuring ( or rather supposed to measure ) 261,222 tons , and carrying 27,196 men . Of these there belonged to London 560 vessels , of the burden of 84,882 tons , having a crew of 10,065 men . Bristol was the next ...
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... Wales 50 Victoria ... 27 11,154 484 West Australia 2 878 36 South 29 14,532 578 Van Diemen's Land 19 327 New Zealand . 5 2,361 108 South Sea Islands 1 297 18 300 14 87 219 11 947 48 84 83 2,437 116 21,278 927 31 536 2,534 96 2,948 108 ...
... Wales 50 Victoria ... 27 11,154 484 West Australia 2 878 36 South 29 14,532 578 Van Diemen's Land 19 327 New Zealand . 5 2,361 108 South Sea Islands 1 297 18 300 14 87 219 11 947 48 84 83 2,437 116 21,278 927 31 536 2,534 96 2,948 108 ...
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