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The duties, in 1836, were 214,898/. We pay nearly 20s. per lb. for our *ilk, and our national returns depend on repayment for our exports of l.fiib to all parts of the world. Not less than 4000 lbs. of raw silk are used weekly, for making sewing-silk, which emploj s above 2000 hands, at 8 or 9s. per week. A reduction of duties on raw vibram five fingers review and organize silk, hermes sale In 1825, has greatly increased the manufacture, which, subject to oppressive duties, could not compete with French fabrics. Of raw and thrown, we imported, in 1836, 2.130,1100/., and of foreign manufactures but 774,000/. worth while we exported 367,000/. and of British manufactures 973,478/., and 117,334/. of raw, thrown, and waste. 'J he annual consumption is estimated at about 4 millions of lbs., of which nearly 2 is in piece goods a fourth in ribbons and handkerchiefs, and a twentieth in sewingsilk, at a cost of 17s.

the lb., exclusive of 2s. for throwing. The cost of labour in all branches, winding, weaving, dyeing. Arc, ia about millions, vibram five fingers divided among 160,000 at an average of only 8s. per week. The returns are 10,500,000/., leaving 2 for machinery, profits, five fingers sec. Linkn. The annual value of all linen fabrics was, in 1838, eight millions, of which 34 were wages.

The woollen trades employ 400,000 hands. Manufact rete* Petition. Ireland, since the revolution, has enjoyed a preference in hermes birkin the manufacture of linens but cotton goods, and spinning by steam power at Leeds, Ac, have much interfered with Irish skill and industry. In 18.'5, the export of Irish linen had risen, since 1800, from 34 millions of yards to 55 millions. Sail-cloth is 2 millions of ella Irish exports to foreign parts hermes kelly were, in 1821, 4 rail. lion yards, and vibram fivefingers they continue from Hermes Handbags 9 to 10 Hermes Bags million . Till Hermes Outlet 18-24, the Irish linens produced 24 millions sterling, o which vibram five fingers KSO above 2 were from Ulster.