 | John Holt - 1795 - 284 Seiten
...poflefled. , . • 3. The wealth to be derived from its ftreamsi rivers, canals, inland navigations, coafts, and fisheries: And 4. The means of promoting the improvement of the people in regard to their health, induftry, and morals, founded on iftatiftical furvey, or a minute and careful enquiry into the aflual... | |
 | 1796 - 314 Seiten
...from the surface of the national territory. 2. The mineral or subterraneous treasures of which th« country is possessed. 3. The wealth to be derived...district in the kingdom, and the circumstances of its inhabitant?. Under one or other or" these heads, every point of real importance, that can tend to promote... | |
 | Nathaniel Kent - 1796 - 264 Seiten
...poflelFed. 3. The wealth to be derived from its ftreams, rivers, canals, inland navigations, coafts, and fisheries. And 4. The means of promoting the improvement of the people, in regard to their health, induftry,'and morals, founded on ajlatiftical furvey, or a minute and careful enquiry into the aftual... | |
 | 1796 - 746 Seiten
...The wealth to be derived from Us ftreams, livers, canals, inland navigations, coalis, and filberies. And. 4. The means of promoting the improvement of the people, in regard to their health, induftry, and morah, founded on bflatißical furvev, or a minute anil careful enquiry into the aftual... | |
 | Great Britain. Board of Agriculture, Nathaniel Kent - 1796 - 278 Seiten
...be derived from its ftreams, rivers, canals, inland navigations, coafls, and fifheries. And 4. The 4- The means of promoting the improvement of the people, in regard to their health, induftry, "and morals, founded on a Jlatiftical furvey, or a minute and careful enquiry into the a&ual... | |
 | Tobias Smollett - 1797 - 612 Seiten
...The wealth to be derived from its ftreams, rivers, canals, inland navigations, coafts, and nfheries : and ' 4. The means of promoting the improvement of the people in regard to their health, induftry, and morals, founded on a ftatiftical furvey, or a minute and careful inquiry into the actual... | |
 | Esq. John Billingsley - 1798 - 366 Seiten
...The wealth to be derived from its ftreams, rivers, ca,nals, inland navigations, coafts, and fimeries. And, 4. The means of promoting the improvement of the people in regard to their health, induftry, and morals, founded on zjlatijlical furvey, or a minute and careful enquiry into the actual... | |
 | 1803 - 412 Seiten
...The riches to be obtained from the surface of the national territory. 2. The mineral or subterraneous treasures of which the country is possessed. 3. The...careful inquiry into the actual state of every parochial distridl: in the kingdom, and the circumstances of its inhabitants. PLAN OF THE RE-PRINTED REPORTS.... | |
 | 1804 - 400 Seiten
...riches to be obtained from the surface of the national territory. " 2. The mineral or subterraneous treasures of which the country is possessed. " 3....kingdom, and the circumstances of its inhabitants." These are subjects of the very first importance; and we can hardly conceive a greater national benefit... | |
 | Arthur Young, Board of Agriculture (Great Britain) - 1804 - 440 Seiten
...The riches to be obtained from the surface of the national territory. 2. The mineral or subterraneous treasures of which the country is possessed. 3. The...kingdom, and the circumstances of its inhabitants. Under one or other of these heads, every point of real importance that can tend to promote the general... | |
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... particulars. Perhaps the following is the most natural order for carrying on such important investigations; namely, to ascertain, 1. The riches to be obtained from the surface of the national territory. 2. The mineral or subterraneous treasures of... 
