Trade and empire risk in the Irish mercantile debate
A lengthy discourse argues against exporting Irish capital to Britain and America, warning that emigration harms home industry. It questions profits from English merchants, weighs the impact on manufacturing, and cites treaties and the East India Company to illustrate risks of foreign trade shifting wealth away from Ireland. The speaker notes how home manufacture sustains employment and abundance, and warns against rash ventures under past treaty pressures.
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Gauntry
America
England
Ireland
Erica
China
London
Dublin
Cape of
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Great Britain
Indian Ocean
William the H
East India Company
France
Holland
Armas
Englis
East India
Ottend
England and
Earth
Wetphalia
Spain
Indies
Cape of Good Hope
Europe
Great Briain
Bris
Tryland
Naton
Nationa
Iowa
India
Fragmentary Speech Debate Revealed in House Dialogue
A short exchange records no formal debate in the House. Sir Ward Newenham and Mr. Grattan discuss erroneous representations of Sir Edward Newen bath speech. Officials regret the misrepresentation and vow to present the speech before the public.
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Sirward Newenham
Agbegner
Mr. Grattan
Wint
Ritoiny
Edward Newenbath
Edward
Debligy
Fashion and society notices fill the Dublin page
A crowded night features Countess of Shancen, Lady Catherine Freke, Mrs Brownlow and others in fashion and courtly display. Invitations go out for a 24th and the following month. Local guild freedoms, appointments, and legal notices surface alongside parliamentary debate. Charity sermon planned for April first at the Parish of St Nicholas. Exchequer clerk Dr. Sherrard notes formalities.
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Trurepar
Danwine
Countess of
Shancen
Catherine Freke
Hobart
Corporation of
fCooks
Major Hobart
Julce Downes
Pollock
Downed
Ireland
Stewart
Arthur'o'coastor
Mandoxa
Peter-street
St. Mary's Patih
Molesworth Green
Andrew's
Motesworth Green
Parita School of
J. Nicholas Without
Aldermen of Skinner's-Alley deny 24 Noes claim
A dated note from A HAMILTON ROWAN and signatories refutes a Dublin Journal paragraph alleging 24 noes at a Skinner's-Alley aldermen meeting. They insist the majority favored ages, and dispute the assertion as untrue. The letter is dated Thursday February 6th, 1792.
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Dublin
Skinner's-Alley
To Be Cent Security At Town Office Appointment
The sum of twelve hundred pounds on security to be approved by Mr Moleworth Greene Agpiy.se dum at the Town Office of his seat No. 1m Castle-Areer.
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Moleworth Greene
Hla
Castle-Areer
Webb
Aeegien
Warean
Gereral
Oriel
Tian
Sues
Buiner
Dyscin
Dublin
Gratton
Scar
H.G. Sankey
Thomas Dillon Abstract of grain and flour prices
Abstract of quantities and prices of corn grain flour and oats in Publix and nearby areas from January to February 1793. Lists barrels stones and pounds for wheat rye pease and beans oats oatmeal and flour with conversions and allowances between stone and barrel units. Includes listed names and local measurement terms.
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Publix
Refutation of Modern Catholic Doctrines Provoke Catholic Sect Debate
Thit Day reports a controversial letter by RE WHITE of ESBUTRKO CATHOLECA arguing against modern Catholic doctrines. The piece claims Protestants and Presbyterians coauthor a critique aimed at Ireland’s Roman Catholic community, suggesting political implications during winter. It notes sentiment toward a place where pamphlets on political matters may appear, reflecting tensions between faiths and political discourse.
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RE. White
Ywenty
Bdame-Street
Esbutrko Catholeca
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