Rules and Orders for British Irish Trade 1823 Customs
The Lords Commissioners of the Treasury under the 1823 Act issue rules for entry and clearance of ships and goods between Great Britain and Ireland. Outward entries require bill of entry naming vessel port master lading and tonnage with duties or prohibitions noted. Inward entries demand oath declarations of marks numbers and quantities and shipper details with concordant transit records. duties paid before landing. shipments in legal hours at designated quays.
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Great Britain
Ireland
Whitelal Treasury Chaubern
Decree on Counterfeit Gilead Balm Engraving
A decree warns against forging the cordials Gilead Balm by engraving fake inscriptions on government stamped bottles. It notes genuine Solomon’s medicine is prepared at Gilead House near Liverpool and sold by Newbury and Son in Dublin. The advert cautions buyers to demand Solomon’s Couns Baum or Grrean and inspect the stamp.
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Gilead
Government Stamp Office
Notice of Private Bills Rules for Turnpikes and Parliaments
Public notice outlines the requirements for Private Bills in Ireland. It specifies publication in August or September newspapers, on county doors, and locations for maps, plans, references, and cost estimates. It details owner consents, duplicates for both Houses, and petitions with timelines, notices for paving and public works, and submission deadlines under parliamentary standing orders.
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House of Commons
Landa
Manda
House of Lords
Ireland
Percy
Partiaiend
Samuel AH Many Gunnsell
Ilse
Conmitione
Public Works Advocate Promotes Mercury Tonic Cure
A damaged notice promotes a medicinal tonic called Red Pill and a purifier as a cure for VEN complaints. It lists vendors and streets, claiming universal effectiveness and a free directions copy, with testimonials of health benefits.
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Jon Kione
Ik Ty
Apatch
Heath
Brittenia
Mette
Ben
Dame Atreet
Miss Kally
Atreet
Sag
Enders
Adultery Case Leads to Divorce Decree in Early Court Session
The trial of Mary Hayward v James William Hayward centers on alleged adultery. Evidence traces repeated affairs with Isabella Stratton, separations, and reconciliations culminating in a decree for divorce and permanent alimony of forty guineas. A 40 guineas alimony award followed the ruling.
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Marylebone
Hayward
Lisbon
Brighton
Isabella Stratton
Weat End
Grant
Piccadilly
Danster-square
Alsop
L. Stratton
Wes
Roca
Isabells Stratton
Westman
Hanger Lane
King’s Bench Prison
Temple-place
Blackfriars
Campey
Camberwy
C. Robinson
Burnaby
Army Circular Details Half Pay Surgeons and New Veteran Battalions
The circular explains that half pay surgeons are to be assessed in Dublin for active service potential. Those deemed fit will receive full pay and join regiments. Three additional Veteran Battalions will be formed. The document also covers marching allowances for men discharged after long service, payments to families, and reporting forms guiding payments during embarkation and homeward journeys. It mentions ship passages between England Ireland and Scotland, and notes delays involving the Ambassador and Admiralty explanations.
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Dublin
Croker
Ennis
Wan Orrice
Forde
Trans- P
England
Ireland
Scotland
Jam
Court Martial On Captain Harrie Of Hussar In Portsmouth
The court martial of Captain George Harrie on the Hussar began aboard the Queen Charlotte in Portsmouth harbor on charges from the Lords of the Admiralty for delay in equipping the ship for Ambassador Sir Edward Thornton. The proceedings were initially kept confidential until sentence, with Admiral Sir Alexander Cochrane and other officers examined and letters from the Admiralty discussed as evidence, including a letter that called for stronger censure and Harris’s defense on his conduct.
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Huscar
Harris
Joseph Whidby
Plymouth
Edward Thornton
J. W. Croker
Admiralty
Admiralty Board
Croker
Edww ‘Thornton
G Canning
William Turner
Lisbon
Thomas Dundas
Budtpark
George Harrie
C. B
Hussar
Queen Charlotte
Portsmouth
KK. C. B
Lishna
Alex. Cochrane
Lords of the Admiralty
Moyander
Geal
Lars
Tila Vondaet
Widde
Deris
Bret
Heitus
Canning
Capitinus Haiis
Ameor
Diouir
Skeousu
Prevconsta
Couture
Wits
Fran Harris
Wes Gelialetie
Toby Tirath
New South Wales described by a 1823 letter from New Norfolk
An extract from a letter dated 6 May 1823 portrays New South Wales as an infant colony with convicts and a growing settler population. It notes windfalls in sheep and cattle as profits, scarce milk and butter, high prices for tea and meat, harsh truths about convict labor, and a climate milder than Scotland with rivers rarely freezing.
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New Norfolk
Fan Diemen’s Land
Scotland
Great Britain
England
Great
Lower Cedars
Crete
Aif
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Paget, Lowther
Somerset
Commissioners of the Majesty's Customs
Pever Hospital
Cork Street
Ats Ima Als
General Fost
Vecemarn
Sereky
London
Imperial
Public Works
Marlborough
Datta
Arihan
Glasgow
Ohara
the Army
L. Sulivan
Lettrrs
Bristol
Cork
Waterford
Liverpool
Belfast
Berwick
Leith
Dundee
Montrose
Aberdeen
Cromartie
Inverness
Belfant
Port Patrick
Donaghadee
New South Wales
Cupar
Angum Regia
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