New Year reflections from The Dublin Journal
The Dublin Journal greets readers with New Year wishes and notes political events in Europe, including liberal movements in Spain Portugal and the Two Sicilies, and predicts revolution in France and Germany without bloodshed. Domestic Britain faces Queen's business agitation while hopes for sober reason and a renewed Corn Bill debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Spain
Portugal
Two Sicilies
France
Germany
Great Britain
House of Commons
Hris
United Kingdom
Dublin Journal
Commercial policy and European trade hopes in 19th century era
The article discusses a proposed treaty with Prussia and France to reduce import duties from 75 to 15 percent ad valorem, aiming to boost mutual consumption and shift Europe toward freer trade. It argues such a system would increase revenue, stimulate industry, and promote commercial amity, reducing war risk. It also notes smuggling issues on Irish coasts, rising tensions in Naples and Austria, and reports from Lima, Callao, and Panama about St Martin's expedition, Cochrane, and constitutional changes in Spain and Peru.
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James
France
Fauropa
Iitry
Erope
Board of Disvise
Ireland
Damnicn
St. Martin
Pisen
Lima
Liseo
Doubuir
Callao
Panama
Jemuiva
Lord Cochrane
Callan
JL Gelletoe
Wiineralda
Venganza
Viueva
Spain
Librry
MarCreror
Portobello
Punian
Lore
Old Spain
Tiamauiv
Portobella Do Tania
Des
Soliers
Dai Tig Baraar
Cheniun
Darien
Leasues
Pacific
Ob Svi
Qalyeteht
Gruteal
Steouers
Rio de da Hoye
Kirstin
Ibis Maypesty
Jamaica
Geodie Fort Yeas
Dublin County meeting ends amid disputed Loyalist speech
A crowded County Dublin assembly debated the Loyal Address amid protests led by Mr Burne and Mr O Connell. The Sheriff halted opposition, the chair changed, and the meeting dissolved without a formal vote on the address.
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Kalenalahom
Hichard Steal
Dtattiar Rewon
Dolir
Ste O'Connell
Diedoe
Shay Hahha
Bid Draotort
Sathish Lowis
Reid
Phepeta
Joerd
Theo
Shen
Hume
Ule
Micetbuyer
Cobbe
Pecsni
Aldo
Burne
Byrne
O'Connell
Q'Council
Mle Lincushen
Anodyr Chaiman
Anodyr Chaiman ; 2 Mere Thatel Ard Clonenrry
Sherif
Lord Cloneurry
Daint Cloneurry
Dubla
Phil Procell
Loreal
Connell
Mico Tresha
Renbadias
Tins
Noha Pwala
Avery
Mislder
Stogal
Mere Parne Adelrasso
Wes
Howe
Euette
Len
Chenenrry Tsant
Shale
Bane OF Massies
Cabbie
Inc
The Queen Pron the 8 James Witnesses and ministers plan
A long paragraph discusses uncertainty after a session and possible ministerial action. It cites a new authority and suggests ministers may address the House of Commons with testimony from peers. It notes opposition to new evidence and hints at a potential alteration of royal residence.
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James
Pnst
Hlouse of Commons
House of Peers
Ukp
Shen
Cunese
Death of William Walser Eng Recorder of Dublin
The Recorder announces the death of William Walser Eng of Dublin after twenty six years in office. It notes his bar admission in 1770 and his reputation as a Crown Lawyer. It mentions a political canvas for the Recorder position with candidates including Mr Hamilton, Jonas Green, and Mr Cash, highlighting civic ties and future prospects.
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William Walser
Dublin
Walker
City of
Baron Geurse
Courbot Bacheyner
Baron Power
Iamilton
Stroms
Comnons
Jonas Green
Cash
Voyage of a letter from Santa Fe to Bogota excerpt
A damaged OCR fragment describes events from a port of Bonaventura with a brig of SOU washed ashore and oil pints in transit. It notes General Vallee’s division in a border region and a skirmish involving Generals Cidade and nearby furves, plus London market observations on grain prices and supply, including wheat barley and oats with trade conditions and prices.
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Santa Vo da Bogota
Vallee
Generel
London
Norfolk
Threadteni
USA
Pirthey
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