Rules and Orders for Regulating Trade Between Great Britain and Ireland
Long Tudor era rules govern entry and movement of ships and goods between Great Britain and Ireland from October 10, 1824, outlining outbound and inbound procedures. Masters must file bills of entry, specify vessel details, and deliver to collectors, with copies exchanged and endorsements required for shipment authorization. Exported goods require bonds and declarations, with limited duties and penalties for noncompliance, and the process anchors at designated ports and legal quays.
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Rio
Great Britain
Treland
Kinadora
Great Bakain
Fondon
Dublin
Ireland
Hromt- Brisa
Hia Majea Q
Great Tritain
Teiandaball
Allahipa
Vensela
Nvme
Rheta
Gorda
Bathing Establishment Listings From Dublin Baths
Under the patronage of His Excellency the Lord Lieutenant a notice lists baths and fumigations in use with rates and regulations approved by the Dublin Faculty. The facility operates day and night with male and female attendants, sea water supplied daily, steam heated apartments at 63 degrees in winter, and transport ready to any part of Dublin for patient needs. Portauvie Baths provide round the clock service and lodging houses and coaches are arranged nearby for invalid bathers from the country.
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Temple-street
Mountjoy-square
Lord Leutenant
Faculty of Dublin
Portauvie
Dublin
Houxea
France The Moniteur Reports Crucial Royal Ordinance 1934
An official decree from the King of Spain abolishes the Political Constitution in America, reestablishes pre-1820 governance, disbands the National militia, restores convents, and reinstates offices with limited civil rights. The document cites treasonous plots and colonial loyalty, quoting the royal oath at the Tuileries and detailing enforcement across viceroys and metropolitan churches.
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the Tuileries
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Spain
Ray
Jesus Christ
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Europe
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Piedmont
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Angouleme
France
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America
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National
Snedies
Phillippines
Fragmentary South America note on Ferdinand and monarchy
The fragment discusses King Ferdinand and a political move in the Spanish monarchy, noting violence by military corps and an appeal to the European sovereigns. It references a sworn pledge and the threat to thrones, with unclear dates and broken phrasing.
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Mann
Europe
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