...manner as before, increasing their fortunes as well by economy as by moderate gains. The third is that, when luxury began to appear, and trade was pushed...supported by a trade extended by means of riders and factor» through every part of Europe. * Salford is to Manchester what Southwark is to .London. «It...

...moderate gains, '('be third is, that •when luxuiy began to appear, and trade was puihed by fending out riders for orders to every market town in the kingdom. The fourth is the period in which expence and luxury had made a great progrefs, and was fupported by a trade extended by means of riders...

...moderate gains. The third is, that •when luxury began to appear, and trade was pufhed by fending out riders for orders to every market town in the kingdom. The fourth is the period in which expence and luxury had made a great prog'refs, and was fupported by a trade extended by means of riders...

...by moderate gains. The third is that, when luxury began to appear,and trade was puttied by lending out riders for orders to every market town in the kingdom. The fourth is the period in which expenfe snd luxury had made a great progrefs, snd wa» fupported by a trade extended by means of riders...

...manner as before, increasing their fortunes as well by economy as by moderate gains. The third is that when luxury began to appear, and trade was pushed...riders and factors through every part of Europe." To this enumeration we shall have to add the period marked by the general introduction of machinery...

...fourth period," the last 30 years of the 18th century, "is that in which expense and luxury have made great progress, and was supported by a trade extended...means of riders and factors through every part of Europe."1 What would the good Dr. Aikin say if he could rise from his grave and see the Manchester...