Parliament winds through tax talks and charity calls
In Dublin Jan 30 the Committee of Supply closes and Ways and Means report soon. wool licenses unlikely this session and tobacco duties face small changes. Cambridge raises 2601 for abolitionists, while church leaders seek subscriptions. A gale sinks malt in Howth, a publican theft case arrives, and prison reform debates echo in Parliament with mercy for debtors. Royal appointments, military promotions, and local notices fill the rest.
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Committee of Supply
Ways and Means
University of Cambridge
Dundalk
Howth
Cooney
Channel-row
Coun
Letter Defend Parkgate Packets Under Fire of Rumor
A captain from Parkgate defends the Princess Royal Packet and Parkgate Packets against a London paper's insinuations. He details the November voyage from Parkgate to Dublin with troops and horses, describes gales, necessary diversions to Milford and Dublin, and the safe return to Chester Water at the Point of Air, asserting the ship’s seaworthiness and the malicious intent of the letter writer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Chester
Thomas Smith
Princess Royal Packet
Parkgate
Dublin
Channel
Nrith
Milford
Leeward
N. N.E
Major Green
Parkgate Packets Pride in Safe Irish Channel Passage
The proprietors announce no accidents or losses among crew or passengers on Dublin to Parkgate routes. They emphasize careful preparation, modern ships of over a hundred tons, strong builds, and skilled, experienced commanders familiar with the coast and crossings.
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Parkgate
Irith Channel
Dublin
Parkyate
Packets Between Parkgate and Dublin Sail Freely
The vessels in service, including The KING The QUEEN The PRINCESS ROYAL and others, run three to four times weekly between Dublin and Parkgate as wind allows. Parkgate’s position is proven by ordinary passenger use and the Duchefa of Rutland’s long service between Holyhead and Dublin, with Parkgate as a regular route. Signed I Washington and fellow proprietors.
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Dublin
Parkgate
Duchefa of
Rutland
Holyhead
Council of
Ireland
Nugent Buckingham
Anthony
America
Europe
Tony
Counel
Kingdon
Publin
John Toler
Kid Croupy
Peter Mitchell
Bailymoe Ta
County Dublin
Veonun
John
Michell
Ainies
Pivick Doyle
Foresby
Peter Micchell
Mischell
Lonthicuscaan
Piiawenr
Diak
Auier
Miz Mitchell
Ana Peter Mitchell
Dubnn
Jane
Medea
Poe
Beautiful Country Residence Near Dusum Seeks Lease or Sale
Four miles from Dusum a beautiful country residence with garden and outbuildings, to let for any term or lease interest to be sold. Property known as Four Mile Stone near Duncleary opposite Earlsfort. For details contact Molesworth Greene or J. Davis. Announcement dated 26 Sept 1787.
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Exacly
Dusum
Upholder
Great George-street
To be let for a long Term of Years and entered on
A notice indicates property is to be let for a long term of years and to be entered on immediately, seeking tenants or assigns. Includes no extra details beyond the general lease terms and immediate occupancy.
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Ednesdat
Duke of Beaufort
Scarborough
Ainting
Chichester Fortescue
Kis May
UlRer
Old Fortefcue
Marthalsea
Regiment of Foot
J. Ormsby Vande
48Th Foot
John Mockler
Wesley
Foot
Christopher Sheares
Vandeleur
Charleston
Co. We
Cornmarket
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Hofferarrick
Laney
Was
Waterford
Samuel 8
Woodstownh
Ufannah Power
Limerick
Hodges, Fen
Bsg
Miss Bald
Cs Bald
Michael Arthur
Byrne
Dublin Journal
Philip Harvey
Thomas Miller
Prince OF Wales
John Heird
Princess Royal
James Brown
Self
Washington
County of
Cellbridge
Bennel
John Simmonds
Catt Rivdn
Vruttees
Hughes's
Colonel Bruen
Clys-House
Cullege-preenty
Henry
Sankey
Parton
Dinines Posnenius
Abe Spres
Howie Soret
Atu
Lerat
Juiniten
Altenius
Thomas Byrne
All Avlentees
Morton
Honiton
Cavite
Bariuay
Duolin
Rossiesart
Vhamas Laban
Malrne House
Vard
Weiling-House
William Willock
Scuxte
Kildare
Hyde
Lloyd and Others
King’s Inns
Clan Brassill
Dunleer
House of Commons
Templetane
Crow-lheet
Richard Mary
Ely
Starcoast Street
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