Memoirs of Extraordinary Popular Delusions — Volume 1 by Charles Mackay
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43. For making Joppa and Castile soap.
44. For improving the wrought-iron and steel manufactures of this kingdom. Capital, four millions. 45. For dealing in lace, Hollands, cambrics, lawns, &c. Capital, two millions. 46. For trading in and improving certain commodities of the produce of this kingdom, &c. Capital, three millions. 47. For supplying the London markets with cattle. 48. For making looking-glasses, coach glasses, &c. Capital, two millions. 49. For working the tin and lead mines in Cornwall and Derbyshire. 50. For making rape-oil. 51. For importing beaver fur. Capital, two millions. 52. For making pasteboard and packing-paper. 53. For importing of oils and other materials used in the woollen manufacture. 54. For improving and increasing the silk manufactures. 55. For lending money on stock, annuities, tallies, &c. |
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