Trade and Commerce Reflections in Dublin Journal 1818
The Dublin Journal cites a London Mail report on rising stock prices and plentiful money, noting revenues for the April quarter exceed last year and dividends due to stockholders. It argues open trade with India, suggests monopolies harm policy, and urges extending liberty to boost domestic industry and export markets worldwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London Mail
Dublin
London
India
East Indies
South America
Revenue statement shows better quarter than year prior
The Courier reports Britain's revenue for the quarter ending April 9, 1617 and 1818 with higher overall receipts. Excise, stamps, and taxes rose while anticipated sugar duties altered the quarter’s balance. The article notes improved revenue across customs and post, with a calibrated mix of gains and anticipated payments influencing results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trent
Great Britain
Muedtoma
Ruel
Bonaparte's Health and Harsh Fate Amid War Rumors
Fragmentary notes recount Bonaparte's failing health and political strife as he locates blame for military setbacks. Mention of presses, captains, and the Admiral Viampin hints at court intrigues. Warnings emerge that a return to Europe may be postponed by twelve months, with uncertain prospects of honor.
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Dan
Bonaparte
Fife
Viampin
Muoulialon
Enropa
Honaparte
Sir Charles Giesecke Honored for Greenland Work
Sir Charles Lewis Metzler Giesecke, Capryuacun, a Dublin Society professor and member of several scientific academies, was awarded the Cross and Commander of the Order of Daurbeng. The King praised his investigations on the Coast of Greenland and expressed satisfaction with his achievements. The Crown Prince sent a personal note of acknowledgment and appreciation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ciarles Giesecke
Capryuacun
Order of Daurbeng
Charles Lewis Metzler Giesecke
Dublin Society
Bix
Charles
Greenland
Sir Charles
Promotions in Nd PAL Navy Officers and Crews
The Nd PAL promotes Lieutenants to Commanders Hi Pemberton J McArthur Low and W A Herringhaw. Midshipmen and Masters Mates rise to Lieutenants Morers GH Bourne R J Cockerell Charlen Dangerfield Wic Dundas C H Gardner J C Graves Francis Hast Mathew Lys Wes Pinhorn D Ridgway Charles Withan and Charles Carpenter. Carpenter serves on the Minden 74 at Trincomalee. Montgomery commands the Confiance 14 guns at Chathay. H Packer leads Iphigena 42 guns at Plymouth. A B Brand captains Harlequin 14 guns at Plymouth. Sir Susen Gore as Commander-in-Chief Medway. Warren made Captain to Sir J Gore. W Hewitt commands Proctor. Britchard Agent Afloat for Transporte. Hopkinson to command Pike 14 guns at Cork.
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C. Pemberton
J. Mc.Arthur Low
W. A. Herringhaw
Morers
GH. Bourne
R. J. Cockerell
Charlen Dangerfield
Wic. Dundas
C. H. Gardner
J.C. Graves
Francis Hast
Mathew Lys
Wes. Pinhorn
Medway
Warren
J. Gore
W. Hewitt
Britchard
Lieut
Hopkinson
Pike
Cork
Credibility of Witnesses at Leicester Assizes
Questions were put to surgeon witness Davenport during the Leicester Assizes as part of action to recover the price of wit. The exchange touched belief in scriptures and Christ, with Baron Garrow noting that belief or disbelief should not affect truthfulness, and citing a standard legal view on witness credibility. The judge and Serjeant Vaughn debated whether the witness must answer such queries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davenport
Leicester
Greenstreet
Serjeant Vaughao
Baron Garrow
Waterford Alderman Ward Weekes elected at meeting
Last week showed favorable results then a council meeting in Waterford chose Edward Weekes as Alderman in his father Win Weekes’s retirement. The report also notes French refugees confined over the Duke of Wellington attack and soldiers aiding farmers in occupation areas, with Wellington praised for leadership and diplomacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drogheda Journal
Common Council of
Waterford
Edward Weekes
Win, Weekes
Duke of Wellington
Brusests
Army of Occupation
Cambray
Paris
Portugal
Spain
Waterlooo
Hax
St. Sames's Palace
Lord Rivers
Harry Cam Lvtl
Ford and
Greon
Debates and motions mark the city assembly meeting
The Corporation endured a lengthy session with Sheriff Wrecler presiding as Lord Mayor elections were debated. A motion on irregular conduct by a Sheriff sparked clashes while finance and public works items progressed, and the Lord Mayor recovered from illness as thanks were offered.
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Waon
Lord Mayer
Semple
Hanry
Sutter
Nugent
E. Spanley
Committee of Privileges
Harry
Surrey
Steprens
Gpf
Shapaens
Girvann
Sheriff Wrecler
Royal Exchange vs Sharp in Cork Assizes verdict
Royal Exchange Assurance Company sues Cork merchant Henry Sharp to recover 78 pounds 4 shillings British and 800 pounds 94 shillings 2d for two insurance policies on ship Henry and on cargo. Jury awards 1026 pounds 16 shillings and 2 pence damages. Trial held in London references and protest details noted.
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Gork City
Henry
West Indies
Leoden
George Laing
Royal Exchange Company
Henvy
Crookhaven
Cork
Crookhiven
Thomas Brassington
Amd
John Desmond
Coghlin
Exchange Assurance Company
London
Grand Juries Convene as Court Considers City Parish Issues
On the sitting day the King’s Bench opened with Grand Juries led by Mr Justice Day. City and County jurors were named, including Aldermen and officials, as Serjeant Joy raised objections to inquisition items. Alderman Archer urged relief for citizens funding a new Bridewell, while witnesses were summoned for presentments on arson and a police still discovery. The court adjourned to next session.
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Emster
Wednday
Siperion
King's Bench
Justice
City Grand Jury
Thomas M'Kegny
Parawan
Brahaw
Itvid
Maphers
Trevor
Stoner
Archer
King
Cash
West
Warner
Fleming
Smith
James
Jones
Robert White
William Wood
Humphrey Minchin
John Semple
Jonny Paisley
Francia Hamilton
Willian Long
James Hlackter
County Grand Jury
George Verey
Richard Steele
Dart
Charles Cobb
Lake White
Richard Verschoyle
John Staunton Rachfort
Christopholux Clinch
George Woods
George Cockburn
John Arthure
Guo
Evans
William Gerald Bagot
John Iamitton
Joshua Spencer
William Rathworth
Werburgh
Coss
Bamelios
St. Warburger's
Lagt Pight
Kile
County of Dublin
Polies
Hanoverinne
Wextern
Dena
Richards
Spas House
Span
Perseus
Keloe
Wesford Herald
Robert Whitty
Patrick Linn
M. B. O'Brien
Ballyhogue
New Rose
Qala
Bunratty
Limerick Chronicle
Milton
Malbay
A& Man
Cree Bridge
Kilranh
Co. Clare
A &How
Ennis
Corofin
John Aynes
Lang Chronicle
William Burrowes
Cavan
Samuel Burrowes
Edward Sherdan
Virginia
Munterconnaught
Sheridan
Jude
Jusy
Dundalk
Penistel
Duffy
Sin
M.cullagh
Bequilley
Sunthy Suieran
Kieghan
Qaol
4Th Light Dragoons
Samuel Pendleton
Yawler
45Th Regiment of Foot
Reastown
MsCuagh
Julia Foster
Viscount Jovelyn
County Dublin Sessions Case on Deodand and Bullock Death
In Dublin Sessions a case venued by Charles Lindsay, Bishop of Kildare, against Mark Browne over a bullock’s killing of Edward Fay. Arguments questioned deodand law, title validity, and whether funds from the Crown’s almoner could aid the deceased’s soul, with judges and counsel debating proper legal process and ownership.
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County OF Dublin
Curtons
Charles Lindsay
Kildare
Glassoavin
Grange Govan
Cooluck
Castleknock
Mathdown
Glassnevin Mouse
Sarah Fay
Edward Fay
Tate
Kilenore
Dublin
Mark Browne
Echmond
Ballbough-bridge
Garns
yWainfiil
Edward Foy
Arthur B. Moss
Ginven
Nally
Eittie
Christ-Church
Foster
Court of King's Bench
Catharan
Prolific Irish News: Robberies, Fires, and Executions
Reports from Limerick, Ennis, and Dundalk recount a spree of robberies and arson claims across towns including Bunratty, Kilran, and Corofin. A notable Dundalk execution follows burglary convictions, with detailed last words, religious observances, and transport to Reastown for final rites.
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the Dublin Journal
Nd Pal Promotions
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Big Majesty
Bank of Inkland
Bank Biuck
Nathaniel Sneyd
Arthur Guimon
Robert Alexander
Robert Achworth
Leland Croathwaite
James Chambers
Georgy Drevar
Joseph Golf
Archibald Hawksley
Nethspiel Howe
Alexander Kirkatrick
Wm. P. Lucell
John Leland Maquay
the Corporation
Sheriffs and Commons
Girfand
Alderman Alley
Alderman Exshaw
J. H. Moore
Exaban
Circuit Intelligence
Munnay
Edinburgh Theatre
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