Repeal of the Window Tax Meeting in Dublin
A January 1819 Dublin gathering of deputies from parishes at the Royal Exchange debates the repeal of the window tax. Henry Grattan’s letters and supportive petitions are read, and resolutions call for presenting a united petition to the House of Lords with a London reporter to publicize Irish aims. The meeting passes a motion backing the petition and appoints officers to craft a formal address to the Earl of Charlemont urging support.
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Jeninal
Lelin Alee
Dublin
Tie Waruest Arya
Downshire
Nia
Parisben
Porhauwea
Allfmale
Ireland
Atrvant
Ain
Michael Suthers
Henry Grattan
Bozether
Dubie
Royal Exchange
Jilbem
Wes
House of Commons
Eid
Pions
Trory Ginitem
Hubert Bhaw
Hmowne
Stowenly
Jook
Hondnary
Thomas Moore
Callinan
Iribhmen
Duke of
Teiwater
Eoully Courterus
Kantland
London
Lent Abstinence and Theatre in a Moralist Province
In a satirical reflection, the author recalls Lent customs and hypocrisies in Catholic Europe. He notes couples avoiding sin by private amusements and the covert use of church spaces for music, dances, and serenades while condemning parish theatricals. A spoof play and critique of religious drama follow, highlighting censorship, zeal, and the clash of piety with social amusements.
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Tentoua
Popul
Gme
Hs. Johnson
Racine
Warso
Mussulman
Hell
Wolens
Mezentina
Sea Serpent Hoax Probed By European Journals
A Philadelphia correspondent to Dr Leech rebuts reports of a sea serpent sighting by Capt Rich. European scientific journals view the tale as a fear driven error. Rich’s harpooned “leviathan” proved a harmless nine to ten foot tunny, exposing sensationalism and credulity.
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T. Say
Philadelphia
Dr. Leech
Europe
Capt. Rich
Rich
Kaepisng
Watucallete
Red Snow Curio Captures Public Interest
A curio described as red snow on a Bay surface drew public curiosity. It appears to be a pigment or organic substance formed from a plantlike source, showing a brownish red color that fades with air exposure. Experiments indicate a volatile aromatic odor and a possible relationship to an aquatic plant, with chemical tests yielding a yellow residuum after acid treatment. Officials note the item is not lithic or iron oxide and may be an unidentified natural product.
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Riéwanns Ros Digcovestes
Arctic
America
Atlantic
Pacific
North Pole
Saga
Whiliam Mudge
Woallastung
Young
Kater
J. C. Conwan
Tha Lyiron
Carligle Journal
Schoose
Great Britain
Arn's Bay
Grain and Wheat Markets Report from Irish Towns
The Cork Dublin and other markets show mixed grain prices with wheat rising in places. barley and oats varied in value. Regions like Kilkenny and Drogheda report fluctuating rates for wheat and flour, with potato and butter prices noted and London corn market indicating steady support for Monday prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cork
Limerick
Jax
Kilkenny
Gor
Maeblekey
Dundalk
Jas
Dorlegado
Drogheda
Arkia
Lomndon
Corn Exchange
Duulin
Rga
Mele
Multey
Ila
Dae Nowad
Ereunth
Harte
Jeke
Dublin Wripod Notice From Pnovarnroas Scene
Fragmentary OCR texto appears to record a Dublin notice with a date or page marker and names. The readable items mention an event at an office location, a person named Mantha aged four, and a general dispatch style resembling a public or organizational notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dublin
Pnovarnroas
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Mennday
Mr. Talker
ST Denmig
Meio Cilien
Kay
Blaw
Budty Park
Robert
Michael Cullen
Mel Wauk
St. Mark
St. Audoan
Mont Venal
Culley
Court of King’s Bench
Thomas’s
Brillah
Caarnman
Sundag
Grand ‘Jury
Richarcé Walter
Bristol
Liverpool
Bath
Cloumet
Inaac Mn. Jacobdoll
Tle
Clonmel
County Waterford
Jacobs
Reory Jacob
Cahors
Cashel
Borns
THE
Moraliser
Noo
Iegres oFell
Dogens
Papal
Hess
Cato
Lintotra
Monttuwa
Imrt
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