Address on governance and national interests in a criticized metropolis
The speaker defends prudent policies to secure rights and fruits of labor, contrasts present and past conditions, and warns against violence and breach with neighbors. He laments disturbances during provincial troubles, justifies measures taken to protect the state, and praises perseverance while urging resilience and unity. Dated Buenos Aires July 21.
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Mer Attaies
Dioners
Ehud
Jess Firanness
Teaves Nisn
Tourinerd
TR Witel
Sip
Metropolis
Martin DE Pulyaredom
Buequos Ayres
French Deputies Budget Reveal Tests and Deficit Figures
The Count Corvetto outlined the 1916 budget with a deficit of 6,121,670 and 39,416,644 in added receipts. He detailed 1815 and 1816 revenue estimates, including taxes, indirect levies, and expenditures, noting a buoyant revenue show but a troubled year marked by invasions and debt pressure. He highlighted treaties, loans, and the treasury’s rising resources despite perilous conditions.
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Braga
Trevenue
Europe
French Budget Debates on Tax Measures and Press Proposals
Ministers outlined budget projections and loan needs amid rising public credit. Debates covered provisional tax collections and press offenses, with several speakers arguing for or against trial by jury and the push to extend state powers, adjourned to tomorrow for further discussion.
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Tate
Resuntin
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Projet
Letters from Las Casas and Concord on Naval Movements
A collection of letters and dispatches recounts pleasand complaints about removals of papers and harsh treatment. It includes a note from Conat Las Casas to Lord Holland and a Moscow imperial ukase urging clergy restraint. Also reports on military actions in Chuquisaca and royalist maneuvers in Upper Peru and South American intelligence.
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Steff Longwood
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Asrupe
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Russia
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Christ
Deeda
God
Meg
Holy Synod
Creditors of James Doner Listed in Dublin Matter
Creditors of James Doner city marshales. Addressed to A C Martin Tuam John Coates Bride Sreain Meath Jobo Murphy Carry Longford Margaret Cranogad Kevin Street Dublin and to all others creditors or claiming to be creditors of the said James Doxsr.
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James Doner
Cheap Coals Newark? Dublin Coal Company Ad
The Dublin Coal Company informs the public they stock Ragliah and Scotch puls at very low cash prices or on approved bills. Orders to Malavia at No 4 Websmagat near Hougs to the Car liste Buildings. Pine Tinker Pie Plank Lathwood and others on sale by Whitlas Manate awaiting cargo of Red Pine and Black Bireh.
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Dublin Coal Company
Ly Aga
Malavia
Hougs
Witttas Manate
The Dublin Journal reports on European finance and politics
The Dublin Journal notes the French Budget and a loan for wartime service in the 16 million rent range, with annual supplies around 44 and 41 million sterling, saving about three million. It discusses exiled leaders, the Frankfort Diet, and Britain’s aims on the Continent. Stock prices fluctuate with careful mentions of Consoles and national debt reductions.
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Europe
Lane
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Stock Exchange
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Ous O'Dlyck
Literary Treasure Letters from Charles O'Conor to Tag Dublin Journal Founder
An 1737 letter from Belphagere dated May 10 discusses publishing further letters on a subject tied to De, JouNnsor and a controversial party. It mentions political manipulation, manumission, and secretly negotiating with key figures to influence public service and legal restraint. It pledges assistance from Mr. Jonnson and others to back a cause aimed at restoring a prior condition under King William.
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Charles O'Conom
Tag Dopain Journal
Deak
Jonnson
William
Dunaud
Land and Capital in Ireland’s Woes and Wealth
In a last publication we argue Ireland's low stock prices may be permanent. We see no benefit to high prices, noting capital could be better employed in land, industry, and fisheries. With a neglected sea, surplus labor, and idle capital, reform by intelligent gentry could revive the nation.
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Countriea
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Provincial Intelligence Report of Charitable Gift and Rescue
A late December note reports Elwanl Synge Coe Est donating one hundred pounds sterling to aid the indigent in Bettas. The town notes his benevolence follows prior relief efforts and a schooner voyage with five men to the Dalradia coast ended with delays. Sufferers named include McGall, Liaslety, and Charis McNeil amid a complex tale of charity and hardship.
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Enteblitiment
Bettas
Dalradia
Belfist
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Aoroner
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