Ireland Plan for Waste Lands and Sea Coasts Bank Project
The article argues for forming an Irish joint stock company to reclaim one quarter of Ireland’s waste lands and develop fisheries along sea coasts. It compares to Scotland’s banking-led growth, notes required capital, surveys, and the potential to convert uncultivated areas into productive farmland, boosting employment and overall husbandry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scotland
Wealth of Nations
Fascia Land and Sea Count Company
Ireland
England
Freland
Haawi
Coun
Leas
Banking reform urge to establish Dublin credit system
A speaker extols Scottish banking liberalism and its impact on industry, agriculture, fisheries, and commerce. He advocates forming a Dublin association to create a national bank modeled on Scotland and argues for lifting partner restrictions to stabilize circulation and broaden credit for Irish growth. The note also covers an advisory remedy for sore nipples in nursing mothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glasgow
Edinburgh
Dublin
London
Scotland
Law
Ireland
Bank of England
Bank of Ireland
England
Scotand
National Bank of Scotland
Bank of Scotland
Pam
Parnent
Banke of Wagland
Tamm
DusLix
Tae Commundac Bank of
LakLavy
Captain Parry's Second Voyage Northwest Passage Pursuit
A historical outline of Captain Parry's second Arctic voyage seeking a northwest passage between the Atlantic and Pacific. The account reviews the harsh ice, crew fortitude, improvised heating and theatre, and interactions with Esquimaux villages. It recounts winter routines, schooling, and survival measures aboard with notes on the shipboard warmth reaching up to 70 degrees, and observation of ice-built Eskimo dwellings and their methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parry
Atlantic
Pacific Ocean
Pacific Oceana
Pacific
Hudson's Bay
Roland
Oliver
Garrat
Esquimaux
Captain Parry
Gummer
Hudson Dt Bay
Onnondeland
Polar Passage Found Blocked by Ice During 1823 Expedition
The expedition reported a possible passage from Hudson's Bay into the Polar Ocean but described a permanent ice barrier blocking any navigable route. They noted a westward inlet extending then narrowing near two capes, with a constant current from the Seralt Fury and the Ice Strait indicating ocean connection. After late August returns, crews were sent home for health and season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flecla
Hadzon’s Bay
Polar Ocean
Desperate crimes and drownings noted in early report
The body of Edward Priest, missing since March 6, was recovered from the canal opposite North Strand Gas Works on Tuesday. The report also details a violent burglary at Mr Flower’s pin shop on Church Street, a suspected fatal drowning at the Maing river, and widespread disturbances tied to land disputes and Captain Rock’s code, along with European news from Paris and Greece.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Priest
North Strand
Flower
Church Street
Et Aira
Plower
Churchstreet
Samuel Morris
Tralee
Maing
Nugent
Castle-Stickard
Sion-Aill
Var Killucan
Wart
Ward
Nupent
Captain Rock
Westmeath Journal
Mullingaron
High Ras
Cork Assizes Trial on Murder Charge and Acquittals
At Cork Assizes the trial of Lipnahan Callaghan and Murphy for the murder of John Orpen near Kaoturk on the evening of the 7th proceeded. Cronin’s testimony dominated proceedings, the Callaghans and Murphy were acquitted, while Lipnahan faced a guilty verdict for which he was ordered to execution on Saturday.
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Cork
Timothy Lipnahan
Charles
Callaghaigt Callaghan
John Murphy
John Orpen
Kaoturk
Timothy Cronin
Tahangy
Wendes
O'Connell
Callaghans
Murphiy
Torrens
Sen Ey
Ilo
Wee
Shocking Suttee Account and Imperial Notices
A letter from Poona dated September 29 recounts a Brahmin woman’s torture and escape from an attempted self immolation, rescued by bystanders and later dying after hours of pain. The piece contrasts this brutal act with praise for charitable work at the Asylum for the Recovery of Health and other institutions, noting a charity sermon at St Thomas’s Church and appointments in the Royal Navy, including Sir J Ramares and Sir G Martin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poonah
Hones
Heraalf
Plon
Sayy
Nur
Avery
Thomax Leann
Feute
Dutcher
Leinster
Pilus
Dublin Office Advertisements and Notices Printed
Printed and published at the Dublin office SY 15 Parliament street where advertisements, descriptions, and related items are received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
Parliament Street
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Blacquiere
Philhellenes
Bearn
Jane
Paris
Lala
Duke of Gloucester
Louis Xviiii
Scala
Witeh
Camllaceres
Cour Royale
Te Paix
Cho
Uwir
Nuimher Mig Dod
Hartahis
Aovatory
Tve
Dior
Ad- Wadistriube Duiesshevon
Faa
Cambaceres
Uonnetl
Pis Aitair
Cabinela
France
Wei
Roustan
Buonaparte
Aia
G. Martin
Minh
Portsimouth
Majestis
Victory
C. Inglis
Thea Triphawk
Mag
Sir J. Ramares
J. W. Caimes
Jasmeland
A. Smith
W. C. Gerrard
G. Sayer
E. June P. Goatling
HR. M'Crae
John M'Arthus
J. Saunares
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