Fragments of 1824 British finance proposals in London Mail
The London Mail reports on the Excaquen import of a financial expose showing rising revenue and lower taxes. Proposals include redeeming four percent stock with six weeks notice, reducing duties on rum coal wool silk and linen, and expanding silk import rules. Also noted are exchequer expenditures for arts and churches, a Chancery inquiry, and foreign news from Rio Janeiro Paris and Baseune with naval movements in the Mediterranean.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cncertos
Exceeaneda Financia
Drei
Mining Companies Spur Irish Industrial Drive in 1824
The spirit of enterprise rises in Ireland as Tur Miwine Company disposes of all original shares at a premium and a March 5 meeting calls for capital extension. Proposals invited from grounds with coal potential while plans focus on coal mining to supply fuel and boost industry. A London group, Hingewraw Marine Company, forms with prior subscription and Irish capitalists favored.
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Ireland
Tur Miwine Company
Inecann
Panny
London
Hingewraw Marine Company
Dublin Castle Events and Local Elections Report
A 1824 Dublin notice lists a drawing room and a St Patrick’s celebration at Dublin Castle with dress codes and dates in March, plus an audience planned by the Lord Lieutenant. It notes Mr Hutchinson’s retirement and a planned reception in Reid’s Hotel, praising his magistrate tenure. Also covered are an election result for Louth, a distillery dispute verdict awarding damages near 10,000, military movements from Cork to Longhrea and Plymouth, and a medical discussion on apoplexy with cautions on bloodletting and digestion influences.
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Chamberlain'r Office
Dublin Castle
St. Patrick
Hutchinson
Upper
Gardiner-street
Antrim
Derry
Bay
Reid
Avan
Aljournament
Coote
Henry Maxwell
John Leslie Poster
County of Louth
Colonel Skinlington
Lord Ferrari
King’s Bench
Nicholas Roe
Henry Migginbotham
Commissioners of the Revenue
Pottinger
Costa
M‘arthur
Royal Veteran Battalion
Lierick
Cork
Longhrea
Galway
Plymouth
Botany Bay
Chapman and Countess Flarcourt
Robert Travers
Tennan Tiles
Rathkeale
Swan
Marriages and Deaths Noted in Irish Parishes and Dublin
Fragmentary notices record marriages by special license at St Patrick Cathedral and Eveles street with Rev Coste in Anneesteet Chapel and others. Also listed are deaths near Upper Barger Street and parish houses, mentioning Loges and local gentry, with scattered names and places across Wexford Limerick and Dublin areas.
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Pitstown House
County Wexford
Me Stubbs
Kilmiccahill
St. Patrick's
Eveles-street
Mr Costein
Anneesteet Chapel
Thomas Jonas Blot
Ranelagh
The
Bay Regiment
Mies Hrulget Appess O Leary
Frencis-street
Upper Bargersreet
Tenry
Hasey
Branvsis Harkpattek
Oak Seri Park
Ptinnich
Catholic Association Minutes Describe Funds and Petition Plan
The meeting reviewed the treasurer's accounts showing subscriptions since formation totaling 491 pounds 7s 1d with 701 pounds 7s 1d spent on rent and expenses leaving 479 pounds 6s 10d. A misrepresentation by the Star about Mr Kirwan's observations was defended as accurate against opposing papers. A draft petition to Parliament on Ireland’s state was recommitted for verbal amendments and to be presented via Mr Brougham and Lord Grey if available. The session adjourned to Saturday.
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Catholic Association
Fray
PRA. US
Gorman
Kirwan
Ube
York
Star
Colway
Ireland
Broughiasn
House of Commons
Lord Grey
Lords
Italy
Lord Holland
M'Dermote
Fes
Richard Nugent Kelly
Eng
Dwyer
Connell
N. Mahonegain
Uwger
T O'Connell
O'Farrell
Catholic Board
M. Mahon
O'Connert
Conway
N. Mahon
Limerick
O'Connell
Magee
Petitian
McScanlaw
Markets See Strong Demand and Higher Prices
Wentin Cory-Byetasar reports brisk sales at high prices with improving demand for flour and millers' wheat. Grain supplies are tight as spring labour looms, bets on oats barley and beans show mixed price movement, with some markets noting dull country demand and others firm top rates. Local prices for bread, oats, and barley vary by market, while bacon pork butter and other provisions show little uniform change.
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Wentin Cory-Byetasar
Chiastay
Warley
Barwal
Ide
Cranmer
Bae Pic
Merebatiis
London
Hadtev
Ersten
Butler
Invenor
Riga
Americat
Fateh
Roath Berd Goa
Catiens Brooke
Woniabaing So Gang
Sturchy
Dessa Aia
Norfolk
Ste
Lusxoun
Fea
Jy Inferio
Waterlord
Belfast
Carlow
Newry
Roy
Aravet Aimee
Trish
Kent
Ube
Hamburgh
Antewerp
Rotterdam
Prain
North Country
Poland
Dale
Trish Potstoeda
Lena Dor
Leen
Darwin
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London Mail
Cuancetcua Oy Vie Excagquerare
Windsor Castle
Lile
Joan Wilhiame
Lisbon
Rio Janeiro
Paris
Expresi
Mtuife
Baseune
Pric
Cohan Hondy
Weoneauaay
Phage
Mediterranean
Ood's
Malta
Vis
bin Majes
Reverice
Sie UE
Neale
Euryalia
Weasel
Martin
Rose
Pus
Way
Diana
Jamaica
Capra
Forrest
C. K
Port Royal
Martha
Janes Idercutt
Bing
Aluibia
Pho
Lagvira
Henry Watts
Cartharena
Rhias
Dundalk
Daresd
Breet
Fly
Princess Royal's
Dragoor Guards
Waterpark
Samuel Bandon
Kay
Ladbroke
Charlotte Palmer
Maxsion-Hovar
Mansfield
Mateo
Mayer
Isaac Stewart
Maser
Chas
Stewart
Stews
Bintay
Cys
Dublin
Randvineent
Iak Media
Ik Pane
Pasioyott
Notorius
Strebat
Attgewus
Prauksy Fanniy
Asseets
Capac Pocas
Pear Hospital
Laameriek
Beng
Atheer
Caplio Dart
Das Bergt
Gigi
Tilly
Saue
Loraier
Duenteei
Newcaste
Bark Fe
Boa
Newcasle
McCarthy
Drututrasia
Rowe
Speytelle
Jidan
Ad Fe
Bath Mines
Hs Ware
Amd
Praver
Stein
George'n Street
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