Irish Affairs and Mining Stock Plans in Dublin Chronicle
Irish politics debate on sending money to England rails against absentee landlords and urges home demand. Meeting at Chamber of Commerce forms Joint Stock to develop Ireland mines with 21 members, four shares at 5/ each, aiming for capital of 400,000. Corn Market Exchange to widen weekly trading and improve price reports. Upcoming Levee at the Castle and drawing rooms with entry rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
London
O’connece
Ireland
Corum Exchange
Farrs
Smithfield
Corn Exchange
The Late Great Fight Controversy and Public Defense
In a vigorous reply to Reynolds, Ribbe denies accusations of improper conduct during a fight and defends his character. He labels the charges as false calumny, appeals to witnesses, and asserts there was no strike to his face. The letter references public life and forbearance, ending with remarks on other sensational topics and local notices.
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Ribbe
Reynolds
Ana
Vance
Irish Mines Company Meeting Charts Ireland's Industry Rise
A Dublin Chamber of Commerce assembly endorsed forming a joint stock company to harness Ireland’s mines and collieries. Thomas Spring Rice chaired. promises of English aid, national prosperity, and elevated employment were invoked. A 4000 share cap with 25 shilling par value was proposed, with 198 per share deposit and a 21 member committee to study feasibility and canal coal issues.
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Chamber of Commerce
Ireland
Thomas Spring Rice
Brophy
Purdy
Dublin
Owever
England
London-bridge
Centlemen
Jordan
Thompson
O'Neil
Goold
Glacson
Baohind
Pepe
Eoutha
Anglarel
Troland
Sean
Pitaronh
Thie Island
Countess of Ormond
Beerhaven
Beophy
Rice
Henry Grattan
Grattan
Samuel Rowley
Joha Smith
London
Taey
Limerick
Ogh Yong
Liverpool
Bowland
Mullingar
Cork
Loodon
Thames
Seantno
Royal Canal
James Dawson
Algiers
France
Leader
Thomas Spring
John O'Neill
Spring Rice
Ake the Clair
S. Mies
Army orders announce recruitment drives and unit deployments
The document lists military movements and personnel actions including recruitment efforts, unit detachments, and officer command updates. It mentions the Arasy area, the 2M Mavens arrival, depots, and various departments involved in the operation. It notes veteran units and general officers, detailing responsibilities at the Southern District and related facilities.
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Cuiari
Gage
The
Kfustleera
Wedne Noth Batt
Latalpa Bay
Cue
Hepner
Beriaen
Tee
Howe
Mabie
Alyces
Lord Sisters
Conerner Ganerst
Turbo
Phe Foire Tates
Phty Mathering Pty Et Ateya Asset Adjarent- General's Office
Rer Wih
Bentiary, Ltd
Miturdioneral
Peadinehs
Berak
Military Obituary and Market Reports from Ireland Border Pages
A lengthy obituary list praises officers and officials connected to Ireland's army, naming Dundas Wilder Fraser and many others with ranks and postings. The Markets section details grain, meat prices, and trade conditions in Glasgow and Cork, noting increases in wheat, oats, beans, and barley, with supply fluctuations and general price trends across regions.
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Dundas
Tiet F. Gov
Dumbartom Castle
F. J. Wilder
Galway
Douglas
Do.vleree
Kearns
Denner
Amiel
H. P
Keaves
M*pherson
James de Courcy
Inte Invalida
Gay
Gravesend
Tilbury
Kineale
Atkinson
Bristol- Lestie
Heelle
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Iribh Mines
Orce
Mervor
Europe
Wnay
Troxspay
Danwine
Thomas Coton
IBY
Otra
Kildare
Ncaw
Ranvatt
Worcester
Langan
Jack Randall
Paris
Thurtelt
Lecmire
Tencas
Hieson
Tessa
Irish Mines and Collieries
Lima
Cusacea Tomana
Norfolk
Aml
Gapershel
Lonpoy
Fen
India
Waterford
Belfast
Dubin
Carlow
Newry
Lennon
New Lytasta
Kandel
Yiwardby
Vriday
Sallis
Ay Lefoece
Kingdom
Mercantila Register
Green Park
Fes
Basan
Hutter
Bern
Tucaluy
Fiour
Qatweal
Ats
Baries
Dharrel
Louton
Covent
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