 | John Holt - 1795 - 284 oldal
...fpade for the fhuttle, and have embarraffed the farmers, by the fcarcity of workmen, and of courfe advanced . the price of labour. The poor rates fall, with equal burden, upon the farmer, as upon the .mafter manufacturer ; and the manufacturers encourage fettlers, and confequently increafe the number... | |
 | Board of Agriculture (Great Britain) - 1815 - 690 oldal
...employment, by labourer* in general, where they may work by the piece, and under cover, have induced many tu forsake the spade for the shuttle, and have embarrassed...workmen, and of course advanced the price of labour." ll is stated, that " above 5000 Irish were settled at Manchester in the year 17b7, and ' the writer,'... | |
 | Wilhelm Hasbach - 1908 - 500 oldal
...(.'(>. Political Aiitlmictic, p. 152. 2 Marshall, Northern Department, p. 259. 3 The manufactures had induced many "to forsake the spade for the shuttle,...workmen, and of course advanced the price of labour." Marshall, Northern DepartSurrey. In other parts, where there were many small owners, no labouring class... | |
 | Wilhelm Hasbach - 1908 - 502 oldal
...system of large farming. Op. Political Arithmetic, p. 152. 3 The manufactures had induced many "lo forsake the spade for the shuttle, and have embarrassed...workmen, and of course advanced the price of labour." Marshall, Northern Depart' Marshall, Northern Dept1rt1nt'nt, p. 250. Surrey. In other parts, where... | |
 | Witt Bowden - 1925 - 366 oldal
...of England, 74. induced many to forsake the spade for the shuttle, and have embarrassed the fanners, by the scarcity of workmen, and of course advanced the price of labor." Complaint was made, too, of "the influx of wealth amongst the laboring class" of Lancashire,... | |
 | David Levine - 1987 - 268 oldal
...manufacturing employment by labourers in general, where they may work by the piece and under cover, have many to forsake the spade for the shuttle, and have...workmen, and of course advanced the price of labour." In this context it might be apposite to point out that Cobbett, in Cottage Economy, recognized the... | |
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The advance of wages, and the preference given to the manufacturing employment, by laborers in general, where they may work by the piece, and under cover, have induced many to forsake the spade for the shuttle, and have embarrassed the farmers, by the... 