Prices of Irish Stocks January 27 Bank G Set
Market notes list Irish stocks and loans with rates such as 6 percent and 4 percent. Entries include Royal Canal stock loan 4 percent, city bonds, debentures and bills, plus English stock price references for January 2. The text shows varied debentures and securities with interest rates and reductions.
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Bank Giock
Laemeayer
Gise - Dino
City
Honda
Brock
Bull Office
Dublin Castle Lever and Drawing Room notices in January
Readable fragments report planned Lever at Dublin Castle on February 4 and a Drawing-Room at the Castle on February 1. The text covers royal acknowledgments, campus social events, and a mix of unrelated notes about officials, readings, and press items in January.
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Murlintueadat
Dublin Castle
Farnsey
Chamberlain's Office
Dublin
Pigeon Letter Carriers Seized After Mail Heist
A suspect named John Francis Pigeon was arrested by the General Post Office chief peace officer on charges of secreting letters used for delivery. Several letters containing bank details were found, and officials traced the activity to his associates and residence. The case unfolded with police questioning and exposure of related mail parcels.
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Porice
John Francis ‘Pigeon
Carsiet
Fasrell
Eany-Port-Olbes
Penton
Letter on British Empire politics and finances 1516 1816
Fragmentary letter discusses the political and financial state of the British Empire, addressing the progress of governance and future prospects. It mentions leadership, strategic events, debates on defense, fiscal measures, and the balance of power in Europe amid ongoing tensions and reforms.
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British Empire
Mgin
Ima weAas
Aildvemsad
Frantic Reform Talk and Financial Panic Reflected in Press
The chronicle captures a chaotic mix of political duress and financial panic with references to the British cabinet and ministers. It notes debt figures and funding fears, debating public finances and proposed measures amid a tense economic outlook.
Eccentric Hawick Man’s Beard Follys Noted in County Carlow Estate
A man described as eccentric, living in outbuildings for twenty years, reportedly fed by beards grown on his face and by selling items he made. He left no papers and his sole possessions included some unfinished pieces of copper. The tale links him to Lord Rokeby’s memory and a peculiar bequest.
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Europe
Pia Imed Tanto
Sreind
Gambr
Saint Helena
Campéaiga
Balczon
Panos
Peice
Budde
Coricun
Goepee
Dermenset
Aio Atreet
al Bagnall
Hawki Peente Camaly
Meath
Upper Dorseratreet
Williach
Cavan
Binakias Cuging Tie Briday
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the Dublin Journal
Flanders
Iin
Engheed
Ruvwije
Thie Origts
Cauigrhie
Riuten
Bebe Wiles
Maeerton
Tait
Illetin Met
Hiss
Betty
Tiernay
Isuicio
Prince
Mate Coney
Hide
Shone Agenes
Chan Gomn
Abey
Fares Ais
Botlene
Tryood
Ibs
Rae
Aioe
Willkn
Apes Tapaleion
teiRiond
Amd Abe
Pesar
Sean
Eni
Marcin
Gegpie
Hakins
Rig
Yosigm Carta
George Sach
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