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So great plenty and chcapness Of pro.
visions was there in 1910, in the provinceo
Zealand, that the eighth part of measure
OF wheat, tat goose. pound of butter,
and pot of Poictou wine were sold for six
stivers. * silver is one penny and l-2oh
of penny, English. equal to two cents A.
merican.


A. d. ljl2 may properly be called the date
OF the Royal English Navy, j. e. number
OF stout ships of war being actually owned
by the Crown, and i'll order permanently,
for national defence.


In this year John de Soils. sailing from
Spain. along the coast Of Brazil, first dscov-
cred the great river. which they named the
Rio de Ia Plata, 35 deg. south of the equatov
II the country of Paraguay.


On May day, 1913, there was shameful
riot committed by the London apprentices,
servants, watermen, and priests, against for
elgners, by pulling down and rining their
houses. The complaints against them were,
"that there were such numbers OF them EN-.
ployed as arttlcers, that the English could
set no work; that the English merchants
had little TO do, by reason of the merchant
strangers bringing in all silks cloths Of gold,
VINE, oil, iron; that no man almost buyeth OF
an Engllshman; they also export SO much
wool, tin. and lead, that English adventurers
can have no living; that foreigners compass
the city round about, in Southwark. West
minister, Temple Bar, Holborn, st. Martins,
st. John-Street. Aldgate. Tower Hill, and
st. GATHERINGS: and they forestall the mar
ket. 50 that no good thing for them cometh
TO the market, which are the causes why
Engiishmen want and starve, whilst foreign
ers live in abundance and pleasure that
the Dutchmen bring over Iron, timber, ana
leather ready manufactured, and nails, locks
baskets. cupboards, stools. tables, chests,
grdles. saddles, and painted cloths" y
saw" said John Lincoln, (the chief instigat-
or, )"on Sunday this Lent, six hundred Tor
eigners shooting At the poppinjay with cross
bows" This riot was over by dawn o. day
Several of the rioters were hanged. and the
King pardoned the rest. The pretenlea
crimes of these foreigners were, their WORK
ing cheaper and being more indusfrlom
than our o1ca teotle, whose exclusive PRIV.
ileges within the city kept the foreigners !"
those ont-ports above named. out OF the ires.
dom; thereby getting much Of the 'raoS
from the freemen.--.4nnais Of Commerce.