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Dublin Journal

Location

Dublin, Dublin, Ireland

Date

Dec 15, 1824

Page

4

Catholic Rent Opinion Sparks Ireland Crisis, 1824

A Dublin Journal letter warns the country risks civil strife if the Catholic Rent controversy and priestly influence are not checked. The anonymous correspondent condemns faction, urges government action, notes Orange fear stories, landlord influence, and political mobilization linked to the Catholic Association and electoral pressures.

Carlow Keenae M‘sweeny Orange Bible Societies Dublin England Catholic Association Coe x Galway Pontry Kingland Wnslees

Exeter Fair cattle sale reports high prices and mixed quality

At Exeter Fair in Wednesley the cattle show opened with Scotland prices high. Bulls fit for the knife fetched 1% per acre with little abatement by closing. Good cows and calves lingered, prices steady per cwt. Leather fair provided a healthy supply while some unsold stock moved off as demand waned. A trifling late-day reduction was quoted on light pods. An extensive illicit artillery war claimed a few nights ago at Meclick by the Horenue Woulice.

Exeter Fair Wednesley Scotland Tequist St. Per

Irish Catholics and Prussian Royal Marriage Decree

A letter from an Irish Protestant criticizes Catholic Association actions in Ireland 1798, warning of a potential rising and urging continued exposure of plots. The second item reproduces a Berlin document dated November 9 1896 announcing the marriage of the King of Prussia to the Princess of Leignitz and declaring her as lawful wife with titles and succession implications.

Ireland Leland Dex Debate Berlin Frederic William Prussia Louisa Peter Prince Royal Au-Gust Harrach Leo Hohensohetn Leignits Hohenzollern Capnis Leignitz

Army officers honored at Dublin inspection

The Army Lar Combermere inspected the 22d Regiment in Dublin and reported strong discipline to Colonel Sir Hugh Gough. The Cheshire regiment received a cheese from its Noble Commander. Captain Bowyer becomes Inspecting Commander of the Coast Guard at Fowey as Pilkington resigns. Major General Darling may govern New South Wales. The 6th Regiment to Bombay after Cape posting. About 400 men from the 63rd Regiment march from Birr to Athlone to base there. Joseph Robins, Ordnance Store-keeper, is bound for Portsmouth for trial on false returns to the Board of Ordnance, alleged £1400 unaccounted.

6Th Regiment of Foot Cape Bombay 63Rd Birr Athlone Joseph Robins Portsmouth Board of Ordnance

Military promotions and purchases in the Dragoon Guards and related regiments

A historical notice lists acting Adjutant J Hely advancing to Cornet without pay in the 3d Dragoons, Brevet Major J Mills becoming Major, Lieut A W Neyman to Captain by purchase, Cornet A W Wyndham to Lieut by purchase, plus promotions in the 7th and 60th Foot and 2nd West India Regiment. The passage ends with a quirky jab about Colombo’s salt lake allegedly formed from tears due to Ablo’s deal on the island of Ceylon.

Mason Lone Son Osypone Ceylon Colombo Ablo

Investment of British Capital in Irish Speculations

The Mercantile Advertiser argues British capital will eventually back Irish ventures. It criticizes delays due to unrest, urges investing in Irish mines, canals, and manufactories near Limerick. It notes high premiums for Mexican and Irish mining shares, warns that Irish canal stock lags. predicts capital will flow into Irish projects as confidence grows.

Limerick Captain Rock Ireland Potosi Mexico Peru Brasil Colombia Europe Orue England Nister Mining Company of Altho Hibernian Mining Company Ark Block Exchange Babar Royal Canal Minz Company of Dublin

Turf Company First Half Meeting At Royal Exchange

The first half yearly meeting of the Turf Company was held on Monday at the Royal Exchange with Nicholas Fanning, Esq. in the chair. A report detailed difficulties and delays from a monopoly in the Turf Trade to Dublin and praised the Directors for decisive yet cautious action that benefited the Dublin poor and city, with general satisfaction expressed and thanks voted to the Directors for their efforts.

Royal Exchange Nicholas Fanning Sony Dublin

Blooming Tree of Covent Qandyay Met By April Sorrow

The notice laments a planned planting near Grossende jlace, praising the improvements and stating the New parish of Helgrave gains beauty and refinement from Sir Tad shaw, son of Lady Peyton Juan Hull.

Tay Covent Qandyay Grossende Jlace Bone Helgrave Ma Tadshaw Lady Peyton Juan Hull

Straw plait premiums praised at Royal Dublin Society meeting

At Kilarm Street on December 9 1824 Mr Boyd reported rapid improvement in straw plait made in imitation of Leghorn. Samples from eight counties showed adults and public institutions producing hats, with premiums awarded to parcels A G and B N. Suggestions urged further cultivation of Cynosurus cristatus to enhance material quality and future benefits.

Royal Dunlin Society Portur Slandry Ayn Ofutr Useful Arts Ireland Treen Muse Kildarm Street Boyd Wicklow King’s O. Welthin Wexford Queen's Co Cork Meath Down Lettrim Charleville Leghorn

Market Report From Ireland and Britain Reflects Grain Shortages

The dated market notes show widespread grain and flour price movement. Wheat and barley prices fall or firm irregularly amid scant receipts and weak demand, with butter and pork markets mixed and currency issues weighing on trade. Multiple ports record thin supplies and steady to higher prices for certain staples, alongside ongoing fluctuations in oats, oatmeal, and flax.

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