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Dublin Journal

Location

Dublin, Dublin, Ireland

Date

Dec 30, 1818

Page

4

Trade and governance contrasts amid Halifax reports

Advices from Halifax and Newfoundland describe a flourishing colonial trade, with flour and fish movements boosting coastal bustle while a looming treaty in London threatens currents. The Newfoundland fisheries suffer wet weather and reduced catches, prompting a 25 percent government rent cut to ease settlements amid recent misfortunes.

Halifax Newfoundland West India Islands London

Repeal of the Window Tax Meeting at Royal Exchange

Dublin Churchwardens and Parochial Deputies convened at the Royal Exchange to advance a petition for total repeal of the Window Tax in Ireland. A committee outlined letters and circulars, debated whether Grattan or the Marquis of Downshire should present the petition, and resolved to seek support from Duke of Leinster and Lord Downshire with thanks to officials for their lenient tax collection.

Royal Exchange Micwagh DeLuex Hickey Banton Haaraicks Dubin Ireland Browns House of Lords Upom Khaw Cgit Giratin Grattan Carny Hos Neary Grattan Hubert Shaw Kay House of Cummose Banron Seemdell Brower Downshire Harton Duke of Leinster Gisbe Dihtin Perle Vinster Mtr Burton Kennan Argun Teinster Browne Messrs House of Loris Downghire Renson Bublin England Downahire Dublin Winels Sinke Kertland Willis Common Council Winns Brows Wabden Keatlann My. KK Doctor Meyler Hawthorne Thousfertings Excise

Parochial Deputies in Dublin debate tax repeal and Cantwell praise

Members gathered to discuss the Toland Excise Tax and its burden on the poor while voicing support for John Cantwell's public services. They considered delaying action, with some urging a repeal and others arguing for a measured approach under parliamentary act changes. A Dublin meeting formed an address to citizens, with petitions from St Nicholas Within and St Michael's presented, and Mr. Collins elected chair as the session adjourned to January.

Waites Dwyer Waite Bertland A. Watken Idraca Mrskrstland Bowne Leonid Ireland Wre John Cantwell Mr. B Cantwell Gantleman Sohen Bruwne Browne Williams Dublin St. Nicholas St. Michael's Will Micsaga Collen. Esq

Grand Jury Cess Debate at St Catherine's Parish

Yesterday in St Catherine's Parish, Mr Atkinson presided as churchwarden over a grand jury discussion of cess funds. Trustees debated overpaid arrears of about 431, and considered instalment repayment rather than crediting the surplus to current year allotments amid broader tax burdens and cries for reform.

ST. Catherine's Parisi Atkinson Krown Sparrow Paris Spangow Mr. Brown Rinbman Browse Mr. Browne England Ireland Grand Jury Abdulid

Local Meeting Discusses Inquiry and Redress Measures

A crowded session debated the legality and necessity of adopting a resolution urging a commission. Mr Atkinson urged focus on redress for local abuses while others called for broader inquiry into city institutions. The meeting adjourned to Friday at one o'clock.

Bean Alohe Browwa Apinso Thin Atkingon Thomas Hern Fea Pla Howe Atminbon Aaid

Second Meeting at St Pauls Parish Probes Grand Jury Fees

Parishioners of St Pauls meet for a second time to discuss alleged large unauthorised levies and grand jury fees. A memorial to Lord Baltimore is considered, with a deputation to present it. A vestry backs further investigation and appoints a committee with legal figures to review ten years of accounts and prepare for next meeting.

ST. Paul's Parish St. Paul's Adamson UMK Earl Talbot Lucy Coss Commilles Lisudegant Bel Lindsay Cay Dublin King’s Bench Instauath Maguire Texas

NULLIN COMN EXCILINGE Grain Prices Decline Amid Slow Demand

Price readings for grain show little change with prime wheat at 409 to 4395 inferior, barley slipping, oats down per barrel, and feeding parcels quiet. Flour prices steady at 2s to 140 per cwt with few sales, whiskey unchanged, overall dull market activity.

Minto Parcela

Court ruling ends drink-house credit for workers in Ireland

A magistrate dismissed an application challenging a copperplate printers case over a Bank of Ireland debt and a savings fund used to cover rent sickness and essentials. Alderman Warner praised the decision, highlighting how it upholds laws preventing workers and servants from obtaining credit at public houses, protecting earnings for families.

Oldham Gozraver Questien Delage Alderine Renin H Vindra Pinlay Bank of Ireland Xauth Hebri Warner Gidham

Regimental Farewell and Disbanding of the 94th Belteda Scots

The 94th regiment known as Scots Belgada, under Colonel Campbell, was disbanded at Belfast after a ceremonial farewell. NCOs and privates honored their officers with a chair salute and carried their colours through town, while the band played and the corps returned to barracks. Campbell gave a farewell address. officers were refreshmented with wines. The decorations featured scenes from India and Europe. The unit, about 800 strong, had worn three stands of colours since 1733. Sir Charles Colville offered the last colours to Campbell. The men conducted themselves with decorum through the disbanding period.

94Th Regiment Scots Belgada Campbell Belfast Serjant M&s-Room India Europe Salamanca Vittoria Cuidad Rodrigo Badajos Ce. Sc. &c Charles Colville Camdell

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