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Newspaper

Dublin Journal

Location

Dublin, Dublin, Ireland

Date

Apr 01, 1817

Page

2

Alexander the Great as Discoverer and Scholar

The author weighs the role of Alexander the Great beyond warfare, arguing he revealed Asia to Europe through expeditions and leadership. Citing Arrian and Browne, the writer discusses Me potente routes, the Punjaub, and early maritime knowledge, before noting the piece will continue.

Clarke Tempe Mn Haygstth Beotia Copats Mediterranean Alexander of Macedon Asia Europe Seleucus Ganges Indus Alexander Arrian Ptolemy Soter Aristobulus Hearne Arctic Ocean Inced Alexander M

Farming Society Floughing Match At Kilgobbin Show

The grand annual farming event held Thursday in a field near Kilgobbin attracted numerous visitors over two days. The Farming Society's Yard at Summerhill hosted the show, with the exhibition closing on Wednesday. An unusually large animal, described as between a cow and a buffalo, was displayed.

Kilgobbin Far Castle Summerhill

Repeal of Usury Laws Calls for Absolute Change

Speech by Serjeant Onalow on May 23 1816 moves to bring in a bill repealing laws regulating interest on private loans with an absolute, unqualified repeal. He cites medieval and ecclesiastical condemnations of interest and argues current restrictions are absurd, mischievous, and unjust, rejecting modifications and urging total abolition. The speech traces historical hostility to usury from Lateran and Vienna councils to church fathers and early economists.

Serjeant Onalow Ma. Secaxca Burke Witney Council of Vienna Cyn Leo the Great Bender Amon Anne Bank of England

Repeal of Usury Laws Debated in Parliament

A long speech discusses the history of prohibiting interest and the rise of usury when laws limit the rate. It cites Henry V, Elizabeth I, and Locke, notes rising rates, and argues for repeal. The speaker warns against unintended effects on loans and public finance, calling restraint misguided yet to be phased in gradually.

Assize and Bread Prices This Week Report

The notice lists bread prices for the week including a four pound loaf at 99 pence half quarter loaf, two pound loaf at 2 pence and 0s 4d under miscellaneous pricing entries. Prices are given in old currency with odd denominations.

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Dublin Advertiser Subscriptions and Agents Listed

Printed for the Proprietors at their Office 15 Parliament Street subscriptions to be paid in advance in town for twelve months six months etc country rates and agents named Newton Co Mr J. Wipe Bleet-otresty London James Taylor Smith Co and others listed as general newspaper and advertising office agents for Dublin and Edinburgh

Dublin Parliament Uadras St. Ba Sd.—Six Months, 14. 14A. Ipd--Four Months, 12. 2Y. 9.—Three Menthe Mewr, Newton & Co. Mo Warwick-Square J. Wipe Bleet-otresty London James Tayvon Smith

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