Turbulent Times Beset Cobbett Register Debacle
The article recounts Cobbett and his Register venture in New York after a London boom. It notes sharp drop in sales when the Hahbas Corpua plan failed, back numbers reprinted, and legal and stamp office inquiries linked to duties and taxes. Reports on Madrid weather, a Spain storm, and European court news follow with Princess of Wales chatter and diplomatic moves.
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Waidy
Namie
Didfield
Navy York
Prasugeil
Avery
Yotek
Cobbhett
Awaa
Cuthbert
Furby
Cobbett
New York
Mattertheich Mumber
Somerset-house
Pamphdt
Madrid
Mosico
Adinivid Apodaca
Sta Carlos
Ferdinand
Bonaparte
Valencey
Fernan Novez
London
M de Cavatlus
Naples
Duke of San Carlos
Vienna
Princess of Wales
Carlsruhe
Hotel de la Poste
Margrivinu of
Blea
Grand Dues Castle
Maria Louie
Parma
Tealy
Germany
France
Count de Niepperg
Berdinand
Niy
Mévulry Igige Suinigter
Wap
Clrelamd
Charles Stuart
Paris
Norsing
Dublin Gas Bill Sparks Local Petition to Parliament
To the Editor of the Lublin Journal critics urge the City Corporation to oppose a Gas Bill in Parliament. The piece argues opposition is voluminous but misdirected, claiming the commission will ease lighting costs and improve reliability. It defends the project against critics who warn of higher charges and odor from gas production, noting stations could be placed outside the circular area and that private attempts offer only partial, unproven results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duplin
Giff
Dublin
Nugent
Sam Nafvin
Major Taylor
Dublia
Studdart
London
Ctizens
J. J
Gas Lighting in London and Dublin Debate in 18th Century
A discussion argues that gas light would benefit England and Ireland by creating employment and boosting trade. It claims gas illumination could replace costly whale oil, stimulate public works in Dublin, and generate tax revenue while not burdening citizens. The writer, J. J., defends the project against objections and urges support as a beneficial modernization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
England
Ireland
Common Council
Dublin
Annual Commemoration of Distressed Musicians Concert
The Rotunda hosted a formal relief commemoration for musicians and families on a Wednesday evening. The concert featured Barron leading the orchestra, Handel, and a series of solos by Hooper, Allen, Cheese, Vincent, and others with organ and trumpet highlights. performances drew hearty applause and acclaim.
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Rotunda
Barron
Esther
Mamer Hooper
Handel
Allen
Miss Cheese
Vincent
Judas Maccabaeus
Misa Grieghietei
Mir Phillips
Mr. Willavan
Mears
Smith
Weyman
de. Cogan
Spray
Ormsby
Land case at Kilkenny court ends in plaintiff's favor
The long trial before Judge St George Daly heard in Kilkenny concerns the North estate lands. John North and other heirs claimed property from Edward North and the Testator’s bounty. After eloquent speeches by counsel on both sides, the jury returned a verdict for the plaintiff, affirming title and ending the protracted dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lessee North
Vevey
Kickesny
Annie
St George Daly
Tulbreth
Kilkenny
Hay
Edward North
Broomfield
Dublin
Weaford
Louth
Kilenny
Pho
John North
Whitewall
Svuet Aeati
Liew
Test
Luiward
Peter
England
Westawath
Burrowes
Pennefather
Court of Justice
Driscoll
Pennefiiers Dixon
Geraghty
Walsh
Kinsela
London Corn Exchange Report From Market Arrivals
London corn exchange notes few arrivals locally but large shipments from abroad arriving at White and Care. Prices are per quarter cheaper though sales dull for all but prime quality. Barley price remains lower and prime English barley unsold. A sense of ease and limited demand persists across the market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manly
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MR. Conbela
Herdkegad
Baron D'Omptad
Hanover
Rowe
Milan
Bortassiani
Milag
Camp
Cavaloin
Switzerland
Anie
Como
Pardot
Count Cantenagh
Knoxerland
Covot
Bimadh
Cao
Sier
Lublin Journal
Circus, Intelligente
Freeman's Journal
William Somerville
Royal Navy
Paving Board
Shaw
Evertions
Ligue
London Corn Exchange
Avaange
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