Mil Devernemy's Expedition and Public Inquiry
James Esmonpe writes from Cumberland Street in January 1890, urging an open investigation into the expenses and fundraising for General O Evereux's 1839 South American venture. He defends the general’s honesty, accuses critics of fabrications, and proposes a formal loan inquiry to protect the public and honor the expedition’s aims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Devernemy
Margaritia
O'Keereux
Terelce
P'teereaug
Tar Favetin
South America
General Dover
Ted Persia
South American affairs and Irish expedition debate
The Dublin Journal reports on Irish involvement in the Margarita expedition, calls for inquiry, and questions accountability for the funds raised. It cites vessel outfitting costs, bank deposits, and ongoing inquiries, while detailing Bolivar and M Gregor related outcomes and recent intelligence from Jamaica and Cartagena.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fincay
Margarita
Finway
D'Everaux
O'Conneny
Finnay
J. D’evereux
O’conuxge
Bank of Ireland
Ireland
Venezuela
Santis American Service
Rasinte
Jamaica
Cag Clear
Sanilay
Luafant
Daodo Papehtowu
Bolivar
South Ame ‘View
Bra
Eyer
Colly Byee
Prohibition Decree Impacts Dutch and German Newspapers
The Bortins papers report a Prussian ordinance dated the 30th banning foreign newspapers printed in the Netherlands and German language papers in England or France. Exceptions cover papers from the Netherlands via the Prussian ambassador and those for Prussian ministers. Offenders face a first offense fine of 10 dollars with possible imprisonment if unpaid, doubled on repetition. Public officers risk penal code action for permitting prohibited papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertin
Brussels
England
France
Netherlands
Worsted Yarn Spinning Boosts Irish Industry in Dublin
A Dublin public notice from January 21 1820 endorses Messrs Coyle and Kinsey for spinning worsted yarn on a new wheel. It lauds the yarn as high quality, compares it to imperial imports, and urges patriotic support to expand production, employ thousands of Irish poor, and circulate money domestically. The adjourned meeting referenced a prior frivolous cruelty charge by a priest and did not advance society business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mossré, CovEn and Co
Messrs. Cortes
Manu
Messrs. ‘Ove and Co
England
Ireland
Dublin
Bernard Coyle
Albion
Mendicity Association Meeting Debates Charity Oversight
The Mendicity Association held its annual meeting with Lord Meath, Duke of Leinster, and other nobles in attendance. A motion to restructure to a single general committee of ten members was carried, with subcommittees later to govern district business. amid fiery debate over alleged abuses, a committee was formed and a report scheduled for February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lear
Tha. Reeshe
Hichard Cane
Vanontuve
Lord Chin
Duke of Leinster
Arch l of
Tuam
Earl of Meath
Kurt of
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N. Cumberland
O' Evereux
D'Evereux
James Esmonpe
Gov
Dublin Journal
Loxcox
Fatodyeta
Sa‘uly
Dartar
Tandon
Wolivary
Geafleran
Colonala Wileon
Bagtiah
Punz
Tredernick
Padewa
M‘gregor
M'Gregor
Porta. Bello
Raghar
Runvise
Marucon
St. Domingo
Porto Bello
Rio de la Hache
New Granada
Carthagena
la Forne
Botivan
la Torus
Santa Fe
Bolivan
Canzana
Magdalena
Royaliata
Syhitte
Porwan
Santa Marthe
Tagy
Mornpox
Ropagan
Bourgan
Chili
Lima
Jamaica Courant
Porto-Bello
Panama
Cina
Cadiz
Callao
Drs Burain
Kosey
Adapitals
Cork
Republic
Rousop
Lord Cochan
Rose
Papavin
Gener
Aptoin Didtt
Reid
Veegel
bin Lerdabip
Enemny
Santaica
Cuba
Libertador
Crutz
Lidserradur
Montego Bay
West Indian
Pacific
Mexico
Peru
Santa Fa
Pants Parena
Chamber of Deputies
Chamber
M. de Vincele
M. Laine
M. Counvoraien
M. Manvec
Office For Information
Bureau Des Renseignemens
Galleria
Roth
Lowger
Prussia
Duke OF Kent
Woolbrook Cottage
Sidmouth
J. Wilson
Rome
W. G. Maton
M. Dolan
WG. Maton
J, Wilson
Mr. Maguing
London
Exchioquer
Hank
Benneely
Stack Exchange
Exchequer
Monaghan
Lorth
Lad Rossmore
Rossmore Park
Lally
Gail
Wade
Indivalaal
Bourdeaux
Parcel
Bank of Ireland, &E
Ilviven
Newgate
Bourns
Legion
Allege
Ain Lee
O'Connell
Loua
Bournes
Orpen
Meath
Myles
Excun
Esq
Church of Nore
William
Rowley Samuel
Hlacker
Cane Richard
Eay
Cavendish James
Colex
Coleman
Patrick
Connor Roflerick
G Hlumer
Crowley James
Datton Michael
Doherty John
Donovan Michael
Dunbar
Elliott James
Bay
French George
Glascock 1
Gamble Richard
Giness
Tamwell
Bae
Halliday Charios
Harry Kinn
Hewitt Han
James
Jeuh
Kenrick
Richard
Kertland
Latouche
John David
P. Digges
Thomas Lee
Robert Lannigan
Thoma Donnell
John Leland Teneegatus
M. My. Rag
J.D. Mullen
John Nichols
T. Nolan
Ugh O'Connor
Admiral Oliver
Koras It Irpen
John Phelps
Inn
George P. Req
Willistt Robinson
Colonel Sankey
James Re. Richart Suetll
Paulin A. E. Sinar
Joseph Singer
Henry Charles Sirr
Charles Smyth
Robert Torrens
John Tate
Thomas B. Vandelour
George IV
John West
Wo Wall
Wright
Richard Wolseley
L'Estrange
Rankin
Daly
Johnson
O'Conner Shiell
Connor
O'Estrange
Sly
Thie
GniGien
Deanels
Chiatchen
Saattar
Cape
Cevelty
Trone’s
Dantet
Charles Fox
Ray
Dunne
Ruendall Mei Mel
Handfield
Richard Shiel
Kay
Mth
Kratland
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