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Newspaper
Dublin Journal
Location
Dublin, Dublin, Ireland
Date
Jan 17, 1825
Page
2
Dublin Journal reports the Bank of Lord Newcomen Co suspends payments due to the death of Viscount Newcomen. The note on the door announces the suspension until new arrangements for recommencement. The piece discusses public reaction, banking practice, and commentary on Irish finance and English capital.
Jan 9 reports in Paste indicate Lt General Possi di Borgo presented new credentials as Ambassador Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary to the King. The piece also covers European diplomatic tensions, naval actions near Zante, and shifts in trade and taxation policies across Russia and allied states, with mentions of Baklava, Paris, and London.
A letter to the editor argues that the common belief blaming peasant degradation on landlord provocation is wrong. It explains rent as the difference in productive power between worst and best soils, urging analysis of the individual cultivator on the poorest land to understand degradation and avoid landlord-centered conclusions.
A London article criticizes the Catholic Association for its handling of press liberty amid alleged misstatements in the Courier. It questions the Association's defense of the press while demanding retracts, likening its tactics to a misused liberty and highlighting ideological contradictions within Catholic Ireland's public figures and institutions.
A lengthy letter to Lord Liverpool discusses Catholic rights, Protestant ascendancy, and Parliament’s role in Ireland. It debates church influence, conversion pressures, and the balance of constitutional statutes, urging careful, lawful policy to avoid undermining the constitution. The writer signs as Jonas Death, dated December 21, 1824.
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