Intrigue and diplomacy swirl over Grecian issues and Russia
From Odessa to Constantinople and Prague the Telegrams describe how hostilities against Algiers stir the Divan, Lord Strangford and English mediation color the scene. Mixed reports on Turkish forces, Russian restraint, and potential Congresses hint at a fragile balance. France aims to stabilize markets while Spain and Portugal show armament rumors. The Ireland Revenue Commission reports progress on customs and excise reforms aiding trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Odessa
Algiers
Esata
Byronia
Greece
Lord Strangford
Aset
Weil
England
Strangford
Constantinople
Russia
Brussels
Danube
Adrianople
M. Mixztacny
Black Sea
Porte
Austria
Prige
St Petersburgh
Uniform System Aimed by Irish and English Boards
The Boards of Customs and Excise in Ireland prepared a move toward a single uniform system for revenue management, replacing Western era methods. Provisional Boards, mixing English and Irish members, balanced practical English practice with Irish local knowledge, validating the reform. The last session extended to Ireland Scotland and England, laying groundwork to treat Great Britain and Ireland trade as a coastwise system with simplified duties and countervailing measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireland
Dublin
Customs and Excise
Prevent
Boards of Customs and Excise
London
Scotland
England
Great Britain
Survey of Ireland and public notices in the Dublin Journal
A Dublin Journal report discusses a planned trigonometrical survey of Ireland over seven years, urging broader geographic and socio economic data collection, referencing Scottish parish surveys and the census, and advocating church-building funds redirected to surveying. It also notes stock market activity and health updates on the Duke of Wellington and the Earl of Liverpool, plus Paris Longchamp fashion highlights and garments for ladies and gentlemen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin Journal
Ireland
Great Britain
Scotland
Wales
Annnann
Duke of Wellington
Lord Ipaly
Earl of Liverpool
Canning
Courier
Palistax
Paris
Longchamps
France
Thyatre Royal Debut of Connelliy Bride Comedy
Fashionable audience sees first performance of a new comedy by Rev Mr Croly at the Thyatre Royal. The plot follows Lorenzo Ventoso and Victoria as a scheme of mock royalty unfolds, with Torrento posing as Prince de Pindemonte and near-disaster before Lorenzo and Victoria find happiness. Strong scenes feature Cornet Count Carmine and Mr J Russell’s comic impersonations draw loud applause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conneily
Croly
Melpomene
Thalia
Cam Ny
Sheridan
Ventura
W. Williams
Victoria
Miss Jarman
Renna
Hamblin
Musaara
Palermo
Rence
Morocco
Ventoso
Mia Jarman
Lorenzo
Garenzo
Hia
Fédoria
Conant
Lorenso
Larence
Torrento
Mr Wrench
Boli
Gallams
Vento
Leonora
Haydn Corri
Prince de Pindemonte
Fietoria
Torranito
O' Shannon
Hamerton
Asa
Ecome
Seany
Lorense
Ficeroy
Coué
Stephano
Cobham
London
Cornet Count Carmine
J. Russell
Kemble
Kean
Munden
Fawcett, Braham
I&c
Curragh April Meeting 1894 Racing Notes
A report from the Curragh April meeting lists horses and stakes including King's Plate of 100 guineas and various two year old contests. Also noted are wrecks near Terceira with one crewman lost and marriage plans of Lord Conyngham to Lady Lane Paget.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Sligo
Meteor
MY Nairise
Petworth
O M
Irwin
Batteraby
Welcome
Suen
Connolly
Caldwell
Penguin
Don Sancho
Privay
Blake
Leevanter
Daxon
Sligo
Huntera
Giles
Croker
Donnell
B. c
Jaxon
Conyngham
Lane Paget
Catholic Association Debates Emancipation and Clergy Critique
The Catholic Association meeting discussed Emancipation petitions and Parliament schedules, with Mr Conway opposing printed theatre letters and Parish funding. Debates touched on Catholic rent, trials fairness, clergy thanks, and reactions to Archbishop Magee’s letter amid concerns over Protestant ascendancy. The session adjourned after thanks to Mr O’Connell and Mr Sheil, and the Duke of Gloucester’s partial recovery was noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catholic Association
Sauritey
Renny
Ma Pwaor
Krawan Moi
Ensor
Staunton
Conway
Sor
Lord Wellesley
Ireland
Baer
Perhay
Will
A.C. Dwyer
Baq
Cie
Lisa
Finnce Cowaltee
Suell
Dublin
Magee
Limerick
Sheil
Tr Phinkett
O'Connell
M. Staunton
O'Krace
Notable Births and Marriages in Dublin Society Notices
Births reported in Lower Fitzwilliam Street Belvidere Place and Merrion Square with several ladies giving birth to daughters. Marriages include James Boyce Foot of Cork to Mary Bull of Citadella. John Montgomer of Ben to Matilda Neilson. Samuel Calhoun of Strabane to Grace, daughter of the late Mr. Rumley. and James Gray of County Tipperary with Miss Legge of Gare. Died notices include Elisa Murphy of Mount Merrion aged 17 and tributes to the late Mr Bott of 19 Warner Street, a dentist, plus obituaries for Rev. Thon. Westrophs of Ballynolan and Thomas Sherlock of Noomandy. Also mentions the Bishop of Bath and Tih.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belvidere-place
Manly
Merrion-square
B. H. Kinahan
Bay
James Boyce Foot
South Mall
Cork
Mary
Joshua Bull
Cittadella
John Montgomer
Ben i
Matilda
A. Neilson
Smn Place
Davgite
Samuel Calhoun
Strabane
Atlus
Samuel Sproule
Rameclton
Negal
Camain Metta
St. Peter's Church
Cape Heat
R. N
Grace
Wm 1
Clontarfeit
St. Munchin’s Church
John Holland
Charles Rumley
Finoe
Trey
James Grey
Michael Legge
Gare County Tipperary
Mount Merrior
County Dublin
Elisa
Willia Murphy
Askeaton
County Limerick
O’hanlan
Westrophs
Ballynolan
Wit Bott
Wamnerstreet
George Bott
Vire
Thomas Sherlock
Waa
David Sherlock
Bath
Richard
Welln
Also Mentioned on This Page
Aoek
Grand Canal
Pt. Fred
Can
Joes
Royal Canal Stock Sf Cit
Gov. Security
Gov
National Insurance
Royal Irish
St. Patrick
Wren
Shamrock Seer
Dublin Gas
Wane
Partes
Hibernia Gas
Pretar
the Dublin Journal
London Mail
Thun
Aha
Europe
Prague
Paria
Cours Authontique
Sun
Spain
South America
Ferdinand VII
the Sun
Lisbon
Badajoz
Brazils
Duke of Orleans
Napoleon
Bernadotte
Sweden
Survey OF Ireland
Sarumnoat
Thyatre Royal
Curragh
Kay.t.y
Wellesley
Ennor
Krawan
Ware
M Kirwan
Ottersby
Trange
Curxeu
Calice
Usange
Ribbon Association
Duke of Gloucester
Wuirl
Fitzwilliam-street
William Lenox Cunningham
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