Dublin Merchants Guild Seeks Protestant Unity in Election
A large Dublin Guild of Merchants meeting discussed candidates for the Imperial Parliament. They pledged to support only those who publicly vow to uphold Protestant ascendancy in church and state, and debated motions attacking the Attorney General and United Kingdom policy. Sir Abraham King supported Sir Richard Steele and Sir Abraham Bradley King’s stance, while debates touched on Petitions to the King and potential candidacy of William Saurin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guild
Heth Wn
Bir Ale
Risa
Bart
Sheriff Lamprey
Hin
Alderman Nugent
R. Steele
John Helton
Dublin
Itndasford
A. B. King
Deak
Merchants’ Guild
Sapport
Abraham Bradley King
Abraham
Renzona
Sig
Guild of Merchants
Carnylen
Black
Rock
Nugent
Abraham King
Richard
Sir Richard
A. L. King
Richard Steele
Gall
John Billon Crosbie
Mr. Helton
Cobbett
Pastorini
Treland
SnGdel Cobbett
Reugees
Marquess of Wellesley
Sir H. Lees
Ireland
Williams
H. Grattan
James Grattan
M.P
Helton
Mr. Crosbie
Mr. Grattan
Plunkett
Howie
Harcourt Lees
Baronet
O'Connell
Warde
W.C. Plunkett
Assenby
Thomas Elis
Manchester
Snd
Crosbie
Willians
de Master
Bint
Alb
William Saurin
Creat
Plauce
A. J. King
Meeting Minutes Mention Guildsmen and Lord Mayor Visit
The assembly notes that no seven member committee with ministers and wardens and the Lord Mayor will visit Mr Saurin with the request. Mr Grattan then addressed the meeting at Jengib and the usual guild business was resumed shortly after.
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Tons
Saurin
Grattan
Jengib
Religious disputes in Ireland stir Protestant reform urges
Blackwood's Magazine argues that Protestant and government action can spark a decisive shift in Ireland, urging clergy to write pamphlets, public discourse, and broad reading of scriptures. It condemns Catholic protectionism, calls for open proselytism, and warns that failure could deepen conflict and tyranny.
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Blackwood's
Trelanil
Ireland
Sociatias
Church of England
Great Britain
Treland
Couieh
Triand
Turtle Ender
Brown’s Vacuum Engine Demonstrated at Edinburgh Lecture
Dr Fyfe defended Mr Brown’s patent engine before the School of Arts audience in Edinburgh, countering critics who claim limited vacuum and high gas cost. He showed experiments producing three quarters of a vacuum, explained the open cylinder efficiency, and noted patent endorsements in Scotland and Kingland. The piece lauds the School of Arts and mentions Peel and Huskisson among subscribers.
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School of Arte
Edinburgh
Fyfe
Brown
Perros
Hag
Ila
Scotland
Kingland
School of Arts
Schoool of Arts
Tose
Yar
Peel
Huskinson
School of Arta
Wheat and flour price notes from early week market
An historical market note lists weekly prices for wheat and flour with figures for quality, sacks, and baker’s notes. It cites average wheat prices around 34 shillings and 0 pence per sack and flour prices, with references to quarter loaf costs and related bakery measures.
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Warley
Negotiations Over Haitian Independence and Franco Haitian Talks
The piece details a long series of French efforts from 1814 to 1824 to negotiate Haiti’s independence and political status. It describes agents sent to Port-au-Prince, rejected offers, and eventual interruption of talks after Haitian deputies resisted sovereignty limits and external control. The narrative centers on Louis XVIII, King Charles X era framing and the fragile, faltering diplomacy.
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France
St. Dorsingno
Cuiitatey
Marius
Hayti
St. Domiingo
M. Benoangart
Aubert
Louis Xve
M. Agbert
Layti
Be Wangart
Lewis MII
Ligrieo
Rounnez
India
Haytiva Independenca
Dam
Minder of Marine
Sat
M. Mamangart
Presidept
Boyer
Memoirs of Fouche Court Debate over Authenticity
The First Chamber of the Court Royale notes the memoirs published as Fouche’s work and asserts the right to publish, while rebuking authors for false attributions and memory reports. The Journal Debate questions authenticity, denying the publication yet supporting the claim that false statements were spread by the anonymous fabricator. The Paris Papers of Thursday contain the thread of this dispute.
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Court Royale
Fouche
Thay
Dev Debate
Addect
Paria
Partnerships dissolved in Dublin and Belfast guilds
The Dublin Gazette notes dissolutions among waterfort hop and wine merchants Jotn Ho and John Fishar Arran quay Dublin woollen merchants James Orr John Sloane Jo M Cance and Hugh Montgomery Belfast baal John Keily New Hons Richard ally merchants James Derry Henry Polly Paul Roberta Dublin KF Whittly James Ve lace Macromore Mille Antrim Timothy To Casebar shopkeeper Denis Armstrong Abraham Byrne Merchants quay Dublin under Timothy Toole and Co John Archbold Jeremiah O'Brien Dublin Printed and Published at the truce Ne Paleianent-atteet
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Waterfort
Jotn Ho
John Fishar
Arran_quay
Dublin
James Orr
John Sloane
Jo M'Cance
Hugh Montgomery
Belfast
John Keily
Richard Ally
City of General
James Derry
Henry Polly
Paul Roberta
Whittly
James Velace
Macromore Mille
Antrim
Timothy To
Casebar
Denis Armstrong
Abraham Byrne
Merchants Quay
Timothy Toole and Co
Dublin Gazette
John Archbold
Jeremiah O'Brien
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Ricnatty Steele
Browns Gas Vacuum Engine
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