Thomas Ganly seeks sale of Dublin waterfront holdings
Thomas Ganly announces the disposal of extensive Dublin shore properties to settle debts with his family. The estate includes ground floor stores, three lots, rock, and a broad frontage. it could house open stores and accommodate thousands of barrels. Also offered is a large stock of paper hangings and various goods. Interested parties are invited to apply to Ganly.
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Thomas Ganly
Ausl- Sebes
Dublin
Fort Pome Rock
Benning
Ani
Parchaea Meuney
Thomas Ganiy Ae
Newspaper Stamp Duty Debate in Lords and Commons
The scene shifts between the Lords and Commons as the Newspaper Stamp Duty bill sparks a heated debate. Lords oppose limits on press freedom, with Erskine and Ellenborough arguing the bill infringes liberty and could chill reform. Lord Liverpool warns of enforcement goals against blasphemous and seditious literature, while government allies defend the measure. In Commons, Irish distress petitions press for relief through reclamation and drainage schemes to boost employment and national prosperity.
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Wednesway
Liverpool
Lord Erskine
Vwan
Earl of Liverpool
Lord Ellenborough
Nak
Pres Fudiers
Becauer
Hune
Wen
House OF Commons
Tarasngy
Williams
Avery
Ireland
England
Petition on paper currency and distress sparks parliamentary debate
The House debated a petition on paper currency, over trading, and distress. Lords Castlereagh and Grenfell engaged in corrections to perceived insinuations about individuals and families. Concurrent finance measures, public expenditure, and proposed inquiries into revenue costs were discussed, with motions for papers and future adjournment set for February 15.
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Castlereagh Mower
Grenfalg
Farang Rmenigg
Aly
Londos
Ima
Aines
Aimea
Smith
Mies
Castlereagh
Calcraft
J. Mackintosh
Exchequer
Maberly
Ireland
H. Parnell
Customs and Excise
Great Britain
Hse
Admiralty and Treasury
Kin Hart
W. Crespleny
Price of Irish stocks on Saturday
Vague OCR fragment references Irish stocks and government debt with unclear details. Mentions Dublin market and London, but specifics are unreadable. Summary cannot extract concrete entities or outcomes from the garbled text.
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Dublin
London
Remains of Countess Talbot to be attended at water side
Notice from Chamberlain's of Dublin Castle requests persons intending to accompany or send carriages for the countess Talbot's funeral to send their names by Wednesday next. The remains will be attended to the water side on Saturday instant.
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Chamberlain’s OF File
Dublin Castle
Countess Talbot
New Year Greeting From The Dublin Journal
The Lowpow Mail of Friday welcomes readers to the new year and notes the customary return to a fresh period with celebratory sentiment and goodwill.
Review of Past Year and Hope for Revival in Trade
The article reflects on a difficult past marked by emigration of trade and unemployment among manufacturers, but highlights returning tranquillity, harvest abundance, and revived commerce as reasons for optimism. It thanks subscribers for liberal support and notes rising circulation as validation of the publication’s constructive path.
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Tate
Parliament approves Stamp Duties and Blasphemy Bills
Parliament grants Royal Assent to the Newspaper Stamp Duties Bill and the Blasphemous Libel Bill. The Chancellor notes a sinking fund of 3,000,000 pounds from 5,000,000 and hints at a fast session. Ways and Means plans to be reviewed before February 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince Rengar
House of Commons
Europe and Spain update from Vienna to Madrid
Germany debates critical subjects at Vienna including commerce and confederal rights while Prussian liberal constitution rumors emerge. Spain reports Cadiz preparations, Inquisition zeal, penal code reforms, and mixed signals on U.S. Florida negotiations as Fonsyth’s visit to Madrid hints at possible reconciliation with Republicans.
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Germany
Congress of Vienna
Frankfort
Barlin
Wintemigne
Madrid
Count de Maurizo
Granada
Inquisition
Santiago de Galicia
Spain
Count de Teva
Gazette de Madrid
Council of Castile
Kingdom of Spain
United States
Florida
Fonsyth
Trial of Savary Duke of Revigny ends in acquittal
The trial before the first Council of War concluded with General Savary accused of aiding Bonaparte's return and accepting a high post before 23 March 1815. Evidence centered on a handwritten note about Renoud as prison physician. After defence, Savary was found not guilty and released on the spot.
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Savany
Revivn
Krna
Savary
M. Dupin
South American affairs amid royalist and patriot clashes
The article reports conflicting accounts of South American operations in New Granada and Caracas, detailing Gedival Boxman’s capture of Santa Fe, Manrico’s movements near Caracas, and omitted advances. It recounts Devereux’s expedition, MacNally’s voyage from Liverpool to Margarita, and missteps by EN Guiss and L Estrange, noting treachery and deception.
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South America
United States
Gedival Boxman
Banta Fe
New Granada
Caraccas
Manrico
Cara
Island of Margarita
South American
Lestaanak
Admiral Baton
Hie
Enoltsu
Cumano
Lestgange
Baion
Exquisa
Lancers
Enewise
Brion
Boutvan
Margaritta
Midian
L'Entrange
Pibagon
St. Andrews
Davany
Liverpool
Devereux
Wennel
Macnally
Agerdea
Dublin
Baron
EN Guiss
L’eathanay
Gisnoye
Gt. Georges Street
Halifax
Nova Scotia
Margeritte
Col
Aylmaa
English
Magara
Deuany
Aylmer
L'Estrange
Col. Haavey
London
Aylme
Mead
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Leeland
Chester
Dartmouth
W. DE Crespigny
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