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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Feb 25, 1824
Page
3
Thomas Ellis, sale of lands and premises advertised for the last day of March 1824 at the office in Dublin. Order of the District Court directs sale on the awid day. Further particulars extend to Robert Mayne for the plaintiff. Jervis Street address provided.
The Lord Lieutenant General and General Governor of Ireland issues a royal proclamation at Dublin Castle on February 16, signed by His Excellency.
A notice outlines the annual charity sermon for school support to be preached on the last Sunday of the month by the Lord Lieutenant. It also details the Mining Company of Ireland inviting proposals for grounds suitable for coat production and announces ready capital stock for industrial aims. Additionally, a government notice orders Donegal magistrates to appoint ninety six constables, sixteen per barony, by February 21 at the County Court-house, Lifford, under W. Gregory.
Fragmentary OCR text from a late improvised parliamentary session outlines supply allocations. It references costs, regiments, and expenditures including pay and allowances, with mentions of King’s speech, ports, and military provisioning. Specific figures and names are garbled, but the sense is a debate over year 19th century military and civil expenditures and proposed increases.
The discussion centers on revised estimates for staff, medicine, and pensions, with notable reductions in public department costs and a proposed cap on regular troops for the next year. Opposing voices warn against excessive cuts, arguing for a larger standing army and caution over West Indies deployments, while supporters push for streamlined spending and a 73 441 regular troops limit.
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