Bankrupt trader in Waterford facing surrender
The Dublin Gazette reports Jacob, a Waterford merchant, to surrender on February 19th next and again on the 14th, as bankruptcy proceedings progress. The notice lists parties including Maxwell Court dealer and chapman with details of the proceedings and associated names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob
Waterford
Iapman
Roy
Suressepsn
Ygxwell Wilson
Maxwell Court
Dows Cort Miller
Chapman
Fortified coastal harbor plans amid Kerry trade talk
The article reports on government consideration of an immutability harbour project linked to the Knight of Kerry, amid concern over recent maritime incidents near Lough Erne. It notes wind and crowded conditions, a near tragedy, and calls for further inquiry and possible rewards for culprits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kerry
Lough Erne
Aterford
Dan
Monley
Ucaday
Ecléven
Odock
Henry Thomas Gee
Gee
Mastuialen Wales Chron
Ublicm
Unclear Court Role Names Feature Incomplete List
Fragmentary OCR text shows a sequence of judicial names and titles including Chief Justice, Judge Moore, Lord Norbury, Chief Baron Connaucur, Aaron Swith, Judge Johnston, Baron al'Clalland, Judge Van deleur, Judge Jebb, Judge Barton, Baron Peunefathber, and Judge Torrens. No coherent event or outcome stated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Levnsten
Moore
Homa
Norbury
Connaucur
Aaron Swith
Johnston
Noura Weet
al‘Clalland
Vandeleur
Noara-East
Jebb
Barton
Munnyxx
Peunefathber
Torrens
Destructive Fire Destroys Jermyn Street Lodging House
A severe blaze at No.42 Jermyn Street consumed the lodging house run by Mr Roland and spread quickly to adjacent properties. Fire engines and water from many plugs battled the flames, but most of the Roland property was gutted and Mrs Groves’s premises rendered useless. Nearby structures suffered damage though none reported as saved. The fire severely damaged back buildings on Pleckney Road with no casualties mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metropolis
Mit
London
Roland
Jermyn Street
Vee
Shickraraagins
Saint James's Church
Groves
Meyehal Ulises
Plecsdilly
Sidia Sire Tiene Sre Jost
Wrecks Near Bar of Carlingford and Bristol-bound Sloops
The harbor rules limited duties for the Fiat Holmes Light to ships east of Nass Sands, not Minehead bound vessels. A small cutter sank about a mile east of Carlingford, one crew perished, wreckage washed ashore including a Nancy mark and Bristol sails. A second sloop, Friends of Dublin Patrick Teely, bound for Belfast, wrecked off Bar of Carlingford. crew saved and cargo of glass and timber reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swantea
Fiat Holmes
Nass Sands
Nancy
Bristol
Belfast
Mer
Friends of
Dublin
Patrick Teely
Car Hngford
NEW CUSTOMS BILL AND RIOT AT ROCKLIFF MARSH END
Extracts describe a 1624 customs bill allowing officers to assist in entries and collect fees, and detail the Riot at Rockliff Marsh End where smuggler Gillespie was shot by revenue officer Forster. An inquest returned a verdict of wilful murder against Forster who absconded. Additional items note coffee from Sierra Leone, political candidacy at Trinity College, and arrivals and notable persons.
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House of Commons
His Majesty's Treasury
London
Dumerses
Charles Gillespie
Edward Forster
Rockliff Marshend
Esk
Forster
Irving
Scott
Gillespie
Sries
Markets report from Lisbon to Belfast and beyond
Market touches wheat oats barley and flour with mixed demand. Prices edge down for prime wheat and barley while oats hold. pork and bacon prices cited. Northern ports show reduced pork, rising flax and butter values. whiskey and sugar shifts noted. broad trade includes numerous goods and regional price spreads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Icask Hans
G Frente
S&e
Danone
Whiteley
Belfast
Fox
Belfast Mercantile Register
Lagan
Dr. Potashes
Werrings
New York
London
Naway
Grain Prices and Imports Reported Across Irish and English Markets
January reports show varied grain prices with limited beans demand. Wheat, oats, and barley saw price changes while imports from Ireland remained modest and English coast arrivals rose for corn and oats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epixeusan
Harley
D. Dearer
Glasnow
Ireland
Berwick
Killalla
Westport
Wexford
Sligo
Belfast
Newry
Drogheda
Burley
Ej Haang
England
Wales
Woollen goods demand drives price rises in England
The unprecedented demand for woollen manufactures in England has raised prices by 25 to 30 percent, with Yorkshire and other regions seeing a 40 percent gain in wool exports. Irish imports surge, distillers face losses, and land cultivation theories query waste lands value for national rent. Sir Henry Parnell plans to abolish Irish butter trade restrictions, favoring traders, amid weight and inspection concerns at ports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woontlow
England
Yorkshire
Ireland
Belfast
eAs Corm
Tome Cdaslergnon
Great Brin
Burren Teane
Henry Parnell
Mesarg Robinson
Huskisson
Waterford
Agricultural Report for January Extending four counties
A January agricultural report covers Waterford Tipperary Antrim? Aleenny and Wexford with heavy rain at times and occasional trout and snow. Farmers desire more frost and snow to enrich ground slow growth but foresee a good spring warm summer and abundant harvest. Early sowing of wheat appears in good condition and pastures provide grass though some large farms poorly managed threaten tenancy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterford
Tipperary
Aleenny
Wexford
Connar
Simalley
York
Aston
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Barn
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Valencia
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Henry Strachey
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Ross
Limerick
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