Dublin Journal Item: Funds Steady to Close at 94
The Packet of Saturday arrives with no new intelligence. Funds remain steady, Console closed at 94, as reported in the Dublin Journal.
10 Jan 1825
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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Jan 10, 1825
Page
1
The Packet of Saturday arrives with no new intelligence. Funds remain steady, Console closed at 94, as reported in the Dublin Journal.
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The piece praises fiscal gains since the Budget and presents an official revenue table for Great Britain. It notes increased Excise, taxes, and other income by substantial margins, while remitted customs duties and Austrian repayments affect the year’s total. The article highlights a robust revenue rise across quarters, with a final figure suggesting strong public finances and hopeful political outlook.
From Etoile Paris reports the Chamber of Deputies debate on law proposals restoring the Civil List and endowments to the Crown. Indemnities for emigrants and former property owners are outlined, with allocations for royal expenses and provisions for credit and sinking fund operations.
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