Post Office Changes in December 1817 at Titery Mile
Edwand S. Lees announces that receivers and letter dispatches for the United Kingdom mail will move to Sackville Street starting next day. Thursday January 6 mails arrive at the Area Office for final distribution, merchants and public services shift to Sackville Street, Cork Head mail departs from current office. Delivery delays possible if weather disrupts the night of January 5.
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Unelal
Pauls Astmastens Guneral
Titery
Dmemra
United Kingdom
Vee Cental
Sackride-stree
Sackeilleatrers
Drowary West
Ouse Latiers
Quacary
Edwand
Lees
Sze
Royal Canal
Latouche firm to run after Premier’s death
In the wake of the lamented Premier’s decease, Mesers Latouche announce that Night Hall business will be conducted from Jan 1 by George Latouche Joan David Latouche John Latouche Peter Latouche Jan Peter Digges Latouche and James Digges Latouile in the name of George Latouche & Co. Communications should be addressed to Castle Street after that date. Dec 27 1817. For sale or charter a fine new ship of 300 tons burden.
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David LA Touche
George LA Touche
Joan David LA Touche
John LA Touche
Peter LA Touche
Peter Digges LA Touche
James Digges LA Toucile
George Lat Touche
Paris Carpenter seeks funds to fix Henry IV statue
The Paris carpenter Guillaume has secured permission to cover all costs for repairing the Henry IV statue. Court notes include a trial in the first chamber of the Premier Instance for the Duke of Orleans against M. Julien of Theatre Francais. Reports from Genoa, Algiers, Rhodes, Tarn, and Vienna follow, with financial budgets and political moves detailed.
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Panta
Gue
Guillaume
Paris
Henry IV
Pext
Orleans
M. Julien
Theatre Francais
M. Dupin
Tils
M. Justem
Germany
Las Cammy
Vintsia
Frankfort
Berlin
Hic
Chances
Howsey
France
Genoa
Algiers
Jils Palace
Ali
Wil
Goldi
Kas-Pa
Yeaterday
Rhodez
Bridge of Tarn
Hhoded
Court of Assize
Tarn
Whittler
Dutch and German papers report Java turmoil and royal marriage plans
News from Java dated Dec 10 details British officers leaving the island and troop movements. Reports say the Moluccas are tranquil though spice plantations suffered from clove tree losses. Separately the Duke of Cambridge and Princess Augusta’s betrothal is arranged and awaiting formal approval as mourning for Queen Charlotte ends.
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Harem
Java
Foupues
Selisa
Dugusta
Materlog
Samorong
Sourabays
Buyakes
Amboyna
Molucca Islands
Tromp
Milhelmina
Eendragt Corvellé
Lowen Exsp
Duke of Cambridge
Augusta
Frederick of
Vease Cassel
Condon
Charlotte
Paris Press Law Changes Reported by Deputies
London reports Paris papers state deputies voted to separate the liberty of the press act from others and pass it as a distinct law to remain in force until the end of the present Besalon session. The measure passed by a large majority, affecting journals and freedoms of publication.
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Paris
London Journaly
Holland
Pcamrreice
Star
Great Britain
Islands
Europe
Emperor Alagandar Invites Wellington to Mediate Peace
Report states Emperor Alagandar addressed the Duke of Wellington inviting him to mediate between France and Prussia. The aim is equity and restraint to prolong universal peace, with the Duke appealing to Cassation after a High Court ruling on Debusscher. The case centers on a legal interpretation of pragudy in Plemi…
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Alagandar
Duke of Wellington
France
Pruassi
Flanders
Court of Cassation
High Court
Debusscher
Olbely
The Dublin Journal and London Papers Discuss Trade and Policy
The London and foreign papers critique the Liberty of the Press bill and a tea tax reform. They argue tariffs and monopoly harm industry, urging direct income tax and freer trade. It notes changes to printers and the release of two confined ministers.
Deaths in Bowband Youre Black Horse Lane
Obituary notices the death of Mrs Sana Elliott wife of Daniel Elliott at Bowband Youre Black Horse Lane on Thursday the 23rd instant. The family mourns a faithful partner and mother with many noble qualities. She was deeply mourned by those who knew her.
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Black Horse Lane
Sanan
Daniel Elliott
Uhia
Wuraun Ia Jr
Irish Domestic Education and Emigration Debate
The piece argues for taxing absentees to fund domestic Irish education, urging制度 to tie rising gentry to Ireland through enhanced schooling. It highlights the Ferwatayta Institution’s Luxembourg seminary plan, aiming to keep nobles at home, strengthen letters, and reduce emigration by improving early youth education and broadening curriculum beyond classical studies.
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Ireland
Samuel Madden
Trist
Thosias
Suil
Ferwatayta
Luxembourg
Fenwalauian Leatrrurion
Dublin College
Kavaurp
Pears
Great Britain
Drewing
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Chamber of Deputies
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Sevitt
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Robertson
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Shakespeare
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Carvetto
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Crete
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General Police
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Order of the Golden Fleere
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