Ireland Its Scenery Character And History volume 5
Ireland Its Scenery Character And History volume 5
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Our imports consist of such articles of foreign and colonial productions as are in usual consumption; besides which may be named flax-seed for sowing, the average of which is 10, 000 hogs- heads annually; large quantities of foreign clover-seed, flax, hemp, tallow, barilla, pot-ashes, timber.
And from Great Britain we import alkalies, window-glass, coals, salt, slates, herrings (about 20, 000 barrels annually), cider, linen yarn, furniture, besides large quantities of all the ordinary British m...anufactures. By a revised list made out from our Custom- house records, on the 1st of January, 1842, of ships owned at the port of Belfast, it appears that the number of vessels (exclusive of very small ones) is 348, registering 48, 123 tons, new measure- ment. Of these there are 102 vessels, registering 32, 728 tons (averaging 320 tons each vessel), employed in foreign trade, and the remaining 246 (averaging 63 tons each) employed in our coasting and British trade.
276 IRELAND On comparison with last year's list, we find that the number of coasting vessels now registered is about the same.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Our imports consist of such articles of foreign and colonial productions as are in usual consumption; besides which may be named flax-seed for sowing, the average of which is 10, 000 hogs- heads annually; large quantities of foreign clover-seed, flax, hemp, tallow, barilla, pot-ashes, timber.
And from Great Britain we import alkalies, window-glass, coals, salt, slates, herrings (about 20, 000 barrels annually), cider, linen yarn, furniture, besides large quantities of all the ordinary British m...anufactures. By a revised list made out from our Custom- house records, on the 1st of January, 1842, of ships owned at the port of Belfast, it appears that the number of vessels (exclusive of very small ones) is 348, registering 48, 123 tons, new measure- ment. Of these there are 102 vessels, registering 32, 728 tons (averaging 320 tons each vessel), employed in foreign trade, and the remaining 246 (averaging 63 tons each) employed in our coasting and British trade.
276 IRELAND On comparison with last year's list, we find that the number of coasting vessels now registered is about the same.
What to read after Ireland Its Scenery Character And History volume 5?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by S C Samuel Carter Hall to read onlineMoreLess
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